The Unexpected Leaps of Nature on Leap Day
A wildlife photographer reflects on the surprises and wonders of nature, using Leap Day as a reminder to appreciate the unexpected moments around us.
A wildlife photographer reflects on the surprises and wonders of nature, using Leap Day as a reminder to appreciate the unexpected moments around us.
Learn about the typical Eastern Bluebird nesting timeline in Arkansas and the role of conservation efforts like nest boxes.
Learn why offering fresh water for birds in your backyard during winter is vital for their health and survival and get tips for winterizing birdbaths.
A surprising visit from four Inca Doves in my yard in Arkansas, with facts about their range, habitat, appearance, behavior, and conservation status.
Discover the unique Pine Warbler, a suet-loving songbird thriving in Arkansas’ pine forests. Learn about their habitat, diet, and remarkable breeding habits.
Think crows are just noisy? Think again! Their “caw” is a language, they hold grudges, and even barter for food! Discover the world of the American Crow.
Warm winter surprises Snow Geese at Sequoyah Refuge! Will they delay their migration? Explore the reasons behind their fascinating journey.
Join me in unraveling the identity of a mysterious hawk photographed at an Oklahoma wildlife refuge – is it a Red-tailed, Krider’s or hybrid?
A curious Red-tailed Hawk at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge sparks intrigue with its ground search. Was it hunting frogs, insects, or something else?
Witnessing the artful landing of a Red-tailed hawk, including details of its graceful maneuvers and talon extension as it alighted on a sign.
A blog post describing how I photographed a female Northern Cardinal standing on a frosty post and discussing techniques for minimizing busy backgrounds.
A wildlife photographer describes the beauty and elegance of watching a Great Blue Heron during sunrise by a lake, appreciating nature and the patterns of life.
A description of witnessing and photographing the rare occurrence of a Red-shouldered Hawk catching a fish directly from a lake in Charleston, Arkansas.
Learn amazing facts about Bald Eagles in flight – their huge wingspan, diving speeds up to 100 mph, thermal soaring up to 10,000 feet and acrobatic maneuvers.
See how Tufted Titmice use their beaks and feet to efficiently crack open sunflower seeds step-by-step. Learn why sunflower seeds are an essential food source.