Deer and Elk on a Wichita Mountains Morning
Deer and elk shared my morning at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, from does and a buck to a cow, calf, and a bull bugling nearby.
Deer and elk shared my morning at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, from does and a buck to a cow, calf, and a bull bugling nearby.
I photographed an elk calf nursing at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, then waited near a dirt road to photograph another bull elk.
My 29-day Oklahoma camping trip included first badger and swift fox photos, Doris Campground visitors, and thoughts of home.
A raccoon catching my scent near French Lake raised its nose into the wind, then watched me from a creek-bank hole in Oklahoma.
I watched a bull elk bugling while bedded down at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, before two bison interrupted my afternoon watch.
Wichita Mountains coyotes became part of my daily camping experience, with portrait opportunities during my first two days at the refuge.
I photographed Black Mesa Red-tailed Hawks during my Oklahoma camping trip, from a rocky perch to a tough takeoff with a snake.
I photographed a Cassin’s Kingbird pellet sequence at Black Mesa State Park in Oklahoma and explain why birds regurgitate pellets.