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I see nothing wrong with leaving the monopod if you're bringing a tripod. That seems like overkill.

Max

It's a red-tailed hawk, Rod.

Max

Thanks for the report. It's been many years since I've been able to hit the Tetons in spring, so it's always nice to hear how things are going down there.

Max

Could happen that early. On average they are there by the second week to mid-May in their greatest numbers. I've seen late-comers into mid-June.

Max

I don't know they're any more closely related than they would be to other types of waders. Stilts are pretty widespread, and I've photographed different species both in Latin America and Africa, and they're found in the far eastern hemisphere too. Plovers come in different shapes and sizes. These pl...

Nice, Linda.

Max

Thanks guys. I was surprised how fruitful it was for this time of year (since winter is typically the best season there).

Max

I've finished processing my images from my Jan/Feb trip to the park. The full gallery can be found on my website. A few preview photos are below. http://www.maxwaugh.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/coyote0118ys34.jpg http://www.maxwaugh.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/bisonamerican0218ys44.jpg http://...

From last spring:


Max

I had a day tour with clients up in Canada last week. We visited some areas I normally try to hit in winter, when raptor activity is peaking. So it was interesting to see it in early spring. Sure enough, the owls and many other birds of prey were absent, but we had lingering eagles and an odd harrie...