Bison Calf Killed After Visitor Picks It Up
In a tragic incident, Yellowstone National Park officials were forced to kill a newborn bison after a visitor picked it up. The calf had become separated…
The Bald Eagle’s Pooping Pose
The Bald Eagle, known for its regal presence and majestic flights, showcased a rather amusing behavior: squatting to poop. As photographers, we strive to…
Witnessing a Bald Eagle Drying Off
Encounter a Bald Eagle drying its wings at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. Learn why Bald Eagles spread their wings to dry.
The Incredible Coyote Pounce
As I was photographing the coyote, it alerted on something in the tall weeds, and then it jumped up into the air, pouncing on whatever it had seen. It missed!
A Skunk Carrying a Baby Skunk
A close encounter with a Striped Skunk at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge reveals its protective behavior of relocating young for safety.
Meadowlark with a Tasty Treat
I spotted this Eastern Meadowlark on the other side of a chain link fence. I decided to photograph this bird through the fence, since it had a meal in its beak.
Whitetail Buck Growing Antlers
I spotted this Whitetail Buck standing in the woods near the road at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. He is growing a new set of antlers.
Spittlebugs: The Mysterious Bubble Makers
I was at Sunnymede Park in Fort Smith, Arkansas when I spotted tiny bubbles on a plant growing near the trail. I knew these bubbles were made by a Spittlebug.