Butler's Birds

I have a terrific love/hate relationship with the Glendale Recharge Ponds. They bring in more waterfowl and shorebirds than just about any ...

It's quite the farfetched comparison, and probably not one that could be sustained for very long, but even so, if you visit the Arlingt...

One of my bird-related goals for the winter was to photograph Ferruginous Hawks, one of the largest Hawks in North America and, for my smal...

As if Vultures weren't dismal-enough creatures already, the Black vulture had to one-up the infamous Turkey Vulture by appearing even m...

It's that time again... My monthly post at Birding Is Fun is up and at em'. Check it out !

In large numbers and with great speed, these stocky, falcon-like Hawks move north to south, covering some 9,000 or more miles on their migr...

Recently I was scouring the eastern reaches of Tempe Town lake, along the McClintock Bridge, for Clark's Grebe and Common Loon. This is...

Several weeks ago I met up with two Phoenix area wildlife photographers for some east side birding. In exchange for a delicious Chipotle lu...