5:02 pm - Thu, May 23, 2013

Flathead Lake in western Montana

Flathead Lake looking east at the Mission Mountains in mid-May.

1:05 am - Wed, May 1, 2013

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Fundraiser for breast cancer

9:19 pm - Mon, Feb 25, 2013

Immature Bald Eagles in the Bitterroot

Bald Eagle – Haliaeetus leucocephalus – photos of immature eagles. The bird in flight photos were taken east of Victor Crossing in the Bitterroot Valley, Montana USA on December 27, 2012. The snags they perch in are also beautiful.
The bird in the Cottonwood snag were taken east of Hamilton, Montana USA in the Bitterroot Valley on February 16, 2013.

1:34 pm - Sun, Dec 9, 2012
Icy sunriseGorgeous riparian scene in the winter. Near Bear Creek of the Bitterroot Valley in Montana.
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Icy sunrise

Gorgeous riparian scene in the winter. Near Bear Creek of the Bitterroot Valley in Montana.
2:44 pm - Wed, Nov 14, 2012

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Outdoor adventures and photography with A Montana View: American Goldfinch - Spinus tristis

Lot’s of Goldfinches this fall here in the Bitterroot of western Montana, USA.

5:59 pm - Tue, Nov 6, 2012

Fall in the Bitterroot Mountains – Western Larch – Larix occidentalis

Montana fall colors.

12:17 pm - Tue, Oct 30, 2012

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2:18 am - Fri, Sep 28, 2012
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Exhibit Oct 1 – Nov 17, Photography through a naturalist’s lens | A Montana View

The Montana Natural History Center is pleased to announce the Gallery Opening for “Photography through a naturalist’s lens,” an exhibit by Merle Ann Loman, A Montana View.

11:23 am - Thu, Sep 13, 2012
“Chokecherries for dinner” by amontanaview | Redbubble American Robin – Turdus migratorius. Robins were feeding on our Chokecherries (Chokecherry – Prunus virginiana, in the rose family) in early September. Taken west of Victor, Montana USA. The Grosbeaks began feeding on this bush and even though the robins are a smaller bird, they took over this bush. It was fun to watch the frenzy as the hopped, flapped, chased and then gobbled the berries, large seeds and all. My first time catching a robin catching a berry. Canon EOS 7D, 1/160s, f/4.0, ISO: 320, 500 mm, manual setting, tripodCanon EF500mm f/4L IS USM lens The largest thrush in North America. The male has deep grayish to dark-brown upperparts with blackish head, white crescents above and below eye, rich reddish underparts with white throat streaked with black and white undertail-coverts. The bill is yellow. The female is similar but paler overall. Juveniles have a spotted breast. This species is common year-round over all of Montana.
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“Chokecherries for dinner” by amontanaview | Redbubble

American Robin – Turdus migratorius. Robins were feeding on our Chokecherries (Chokecherry – Prunus virginiana, in the rose family) in early September. Taken west of Victor, Montana USA. The Grosbeaks began feeding on this bush and even though the robins are a smaller bird, they took over this bush. It was fun to watch the frenzy as the hopped, flapped, chased and then gobbled the berries, large seeds and all. My first time catching a robin catching a berry.

Canon EOS 7D, 1/160s, f/4.0, ISO: 320, 500 mm, manual setting, tripod
Canon EF500mm f/4L IS USM lens

The largest thrush in North America. The male has deep grayish to dark-brown upperparts with blackish head, white crescents above and below eye, rich reddish underparts with white throat streaked with black and white undertail-coverts. The bill is yellow. The female is similar but paler overall. Juveniles have a spotted breast. This species is common year-round over all of Montana.

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