A male Mountain Bluebird feeds three hungry young that are occupying the nest of an American Robin. Although documented in Alexander C. Bent’s ‘The History of Birds’, this was the first time the unusual strategy was recorded with a camera / DEW-2006.

A Swainson’s Thrush visits its ready to fledge young.

A pair of American Robins tend to their young family / DSC-2007.

A Townsend’s Solitaire visits its nest / DSC-2005.

Our first children’s 6″ x 6″ book for three to six-year olds.

Our second children’s 6″ x 6″ book for three to six-year olds.

A Virginia Rail picks up a newly-hatched young in its beak.

A Sora incubates her clutch of eggs.

An American Golden Plover broods three chicks, incubates an egg and at the same time snaps her beak at an annoying gnat in the camouflage of the tundra landscape.

A female Semipalmated Plover broods one young while another explores the area.

A male Wilson’s Phalarope incubates eggs while keeping a baby warm under its wing.

A male Belted Kingfisher brings a crayfish to the nest cavity.

A pair of Dusky Flycatchers tend to their young babies.

A Western Wood Peewee feeds a juicy beatle to 2 young.

A Black-billed Magpie readies itself to leave its domed stick nest to search for insects to its two hungry young.

A male Verdin lands on the side of the nest with an insect for its babies.

A male Common Bushtit (with the black iris) makes a hasty retreat from his nest.

A brooding female Common Redpoll flutters her wings in anticipation of a feeding from her more colourful mate.

A female American Goldfinch flutters her wings as a way of greeting her mate.

A Song Sparrow feeds a protein-rich Chum Salmon fry to its three young.

A pair of Plumbeous Vireos bring insects to a family of hungry nestlings.

A Black-billed Magpie gets ready to fly the nest after feeding a beak full of insects to two hungry babies.

A female Rufous Hummingbird provides an aerial display featuring her iridescent back and tail feathers as she approaches the nest containing two young.