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Arkansas Wildlife Locations

Explore the diverse locations in Arkansas where I capture wildlife through my photography. This category serves as a guide to destinations that offer opportunities to observe various bird species, mammals, reptiles, and aquatic life.

A Front-Row Seat to Downy Woodpecker Fledgling Feeding

May 25, 2024May 15, 2024 by Steve Creek
A downy woodpecker feeding its young on a branch, with both birds facing each other as the adult transfers food to the waiting chick.

Downy Woodpeckers surprised me again! I got photos of the fledglings being fed by a parent. Discover how these youngsters learn to survive on their own.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Baby birds, Birdwatching, Downy Woodpecker, feeding behavior, fledglings, Parental Care, Wildlife Photography, young bird development 3 Comments

Downy Woodpecker Fledglings Finally Arrive!

May 13, 2024 by Steve Creek
Downy Woodpecker Chin-up

Photographer captures photos of adorable Downy Woodpecker fledglings visiting a suet feeder, with details on their distinct appearance and behaviors.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Baby birds, Bird behavior, Birdwatching, Downy Woodpecker, feeder birds, fledglings, Wildlife Photography 3 Comments

One-Eyed Robin? Backyard Birding and Mycoplasmal Conjunctivitis

May 12, 2024 by Steve Creek
American Robin With A Bad Eye

Learn about mycoplasmal conjunctivitis, a disease affecting robins and other songbirds, spread through feeders and birdbaths.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags american robin, Backyard birds, bird diseases, Bird feeders, birdbaths, finch eye disease, mycoplasmal conjunctivitis

Eastern Bluebird Saga Finale: A New Beginning and a Farewell

May 11, 2024 by Steve Creek
Male Eastern Bluebird Excited With Females Arrival

The Eastern Bluebird family in Arkansas has a heartwarming finale! See photos, recap the drama, and learn about the second brood on the way.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Backyard wildlife, blog series, chick development, eastern bluebird, hawk predation, nature documentary, nest box, nest building, second brood, single dad 6 Comments

A Morning with American Robin Fledglings in My Backyard

May 10, 2024 by Steve Creek
American Robin Fledgling Perched On My Deck Railing

Witness the delightful sight of American Robin fledglings in their backyard habitat and learn about their remarkable journey to independence.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Arkansas birds, Baby birds, backyard birding, Birdwatching, nature, robin fledglings, wildlife, Wildlife Photography 1 Comment

A New Chapter for the Bluebird Family: A Second Chance at Love?

May 9, 2024 by Steve Creek
Female Eastern Bluebird Flying To Nest Box

The single father Eastern Bluebird may have found a new mate! See photos and learn about bluebird courtship behavior.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags courtship behavior, eastern bluebird, fledglings, hopeful future, nature's resilience, nest box inspection, new female, second chance, territory selection 1 Comment

Red-eared Slider Nesting: Witnessing an Egg-Laying Encounter

June 24, 2025May 8, 2024 by Steve Creek
Red-eared Slider Laying Eggs In My Yard

I observed Red-eared Slider nesting behavior in my Arkansas yard, a rare glimpse into this turtle’s fascinating egg-laying process.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Reptiles & Amphibians, Turtles Tags egg laying, incubation temperature, nature, red-eared slider, sex determination, turtle eggs, turtle reproduction, wildlife 2 Comments

A Nurturing Ritual: Male Blue Jay Feeds His Mate

May 7, 2024 by Steve Creek
Blue Jay Courtship Feeding

Witness a nurturing courtship ritual as a male Blue Jay feeds his mate, strengthening their bond and ensuring her nourishment for egg-laying and incubation.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Backyard, birds, blue jay, courtship feeding, egg laying, incubation, Mating ritual, nature, nourishment, pair bond, reproductive success 1 Comment

Perseverance of the Eastern Bluebird Fledglings

May 7, 2024May 6, 2024 by Steve Creek
Male Eastern Bluebird Feeding Mealworms To Fledgling

Follow the perseverance of a single father Eastern Bluebird tirelessly raising his three fledglings and overcoming challenges after losing his mate.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Bird Watching, bluebird nest, eastern bluebird, fledglings, Nature Photography, parenting, perseverance, resilience, wildlife 4 Comments

Eastern Bluebird vs. Wolf Spider: A Surprising Backyard Battle

May 5, 2024 by Steve Creek
A Bluebird And A Wolf Spider In A Tense Standoff

Witness a Bluebird face off against a spider in an unexpected ground showdown! Learn about Wolf Spider defenses and how they avoid predators like birds.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Spiders Tags agility, animal defenses, Backyard wildlife, bird vs spider, Birdwatching, camouflage, eastern bluebird, venom, wolf spider 2 Comments

Fledgling House Finch Begging to be Fed

May 4, 2024May 4, 2024 by Steve Creek
House Finch Fledgling Fluttering Wings

A delightful backyard birding tale of a persistent fledgling House Finch begging to be fed by its attentive parent, showcasing natural avian parenting behavior.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Baby birds, backyard birding, bird feeding behavior, Bird photography, Birdwatching, fledgling birds, house finch, parenting birds 1 Comment

A Caring Cardinal Couple

May 3, 2024 by Steve Creek
Male Northern Cardinal Feeding a Female Northern Cardinal

Witness a tender backyard moment as a male Northern Cardinal feeds his mate, revealing the reasons behind this nurturing courtship ritual.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Backyard birds, Bird behavior, Bird photography, Bird Watching, Breeding season, courtship, Nesting, northern cardinal, Parental Care

Encounter with a Blue Jay Fledgling

May 2, 2024 by Steve Creek
Blue Jay Fledgling in the Yard

I share an encounter with a Blue Jay fledgling in my yard, offering insights into their development and the joy of observing these young birds.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Baby birds, Backyard birds, Bird behavior, Bird photography, birds, blue jay, fledgling, nature, Wildlife Photography

Fox Squirrelly Shenanigans

May 1, 2024 by Steve Creek
Fox Squirrel With Leg On Tree Trunk

Fox Squirrels are back with their photogenic antics! This post shares a hilarious pose and how these furry friends create unexpected birding opportunities.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Backyard wildlife, Bird Feeder, Birdbath, Fox Squirrel, Nature Photography, photogenic animal, Wildlife Photography 2 Comments

House Sparrows: Friend or Foe?

April 30, 2024 by Steve Creek
Male House Sparrow at the Feeder

House Sparrows are common, but are they welcome? Dive into the reasons why some birders consider these little brown birds to be menaces at the feeder.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Bird Photography Tags Backyard birds, Bird feeders, birding, House Sparrows, invasive species, native birds
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