Scientist, Photographer
A Red Shouldered Hawk (Buteo lineatus) in flight captured in Myakka River State Park. This is a lousy shot, but it was a thrilling experience because of the surprise this little raptor caused when its piercing call suddenly announced its presence as it flew past too fast for me to get the camera up in time.
Categories: Birds.
Retinal neuroscientist and photographer. My scientific work involves disorders of retinal degeneration and how those diseases affect the intrinsic retinal circuitry including the implications for rescue of vision via gene therapy, and retinal bionic or biological implants. Other research efforts involve exploring metabolomics for application in understanding physiology and medicine and for drug development.
Contact: bryan.jones@m.cc.utah.edu
[...] hawk (Buteo lineatus) diving out of a tree in Everglades National Park. Years ago, I made a lousy shot of a red shouldered hawk a few years ago and have yet to get a really good technical exposure on [...]