The Creative Power of Color in Wildlife Photography
Discover how to use color in wildlife photography to create impactful images with contrast, mood, and composition techniques.
Discover how to use color in wildlife photography to create impactful images with contrast, mood, and composition techniques.
Discover the beauty of Blue Jay courtship as they bond through courtship feeding—a timeless display of connection in the wild.
Learn about Avian Keratin Disorder (AKD), a condition causing beak deformities in birds, its causes, effects, and how you can help.
Great Blue Herons are smart hunters. Learn why they wash their food before eating and how this behavior helps them survive in the wild.
Bald Eagles mid-air combat over Charleston Lake captured in stunning detail. A rare and intense wildlife moment you don’t want to miss!
Explore the bold beauty of Common Grackles in Arkansas. Learn about their behavior, diet, and how to photograph these fascinating birds.
Male Northern Cardinal with an eye spot raises questions about injury or blindness. Explore its resilience and unique behaviors in this post.
Territorial Northern Mockingbird aggression disrupts my backyard! A feathered bully attacks birds, scares my dog—here’s my battle for peace.
Winter wildlife adventure at Sequoyah Refuge: Raptors soaring, snow geese flocking, and a first-time sighting of Lesser and Greater Scaup.
A stunning photo of a Northern Cardinal and Goldfinch sharing a vine in winter highlights the beauty and resilience of backyard birds.
Discover the Mourning Dove’s winter resilience in Arkansas—thriving in 20 mph winds and cold, a lesson in quiet survival.
Learn how birds and fox squirrels use winter survival adaptations and discover simple ways to support wildlife during cold weather.
Experience Great Blue Herons at Charleston Lake. Witness their graceful flights and dynamic behavior in stunning golden sunrise light..
Snow in Arkansas brought Brown Thrashers, Mockingbirds, Cowbirds, Mourning Doves, and Pine Warblers to my yard. Winter birdwatching!
Snow in Arkansas brought a female Purple Finch, a male House Finch, and a White-crowned Sparrow to my yard. Here’s their story.