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Brown-headed Cowbird Molting and Plumage Change

September 5, 2025August 25, 2025 by Steve Creek
uvenile Brown-headed Cowbird perched on a branch with patchy brown and blue molting feathers.

Discover the beauty of Brown-headed Cowbird molting, from mottled brown juveniles to iridescent adult plumage.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Bird photography, Birdwatching, brown-headed cowbird, juvenile birds, molting birds 2 Comments

Horse Guard Wasp: Nature’s Natural Pest Control in Oklahoma

September 5, 2025August 24, 2025 by Steve Creek
Horse Guard Wasp, a beneficial insect that controls horse flies, perched on a pink water smartweed flower at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.

The Horse Guard Wasp is a beneficial insect in Oklahoma, controlling horse flies and helping both livestock and wildlife like deer.

Categories Insect Photography Tags beneficial insects, Horse Guard Wasp, Oklahoma wildlife, pest control, Pollinators, Stictia carolina 1 Comment

World Photography Day: A Wildlife Photographer’s Reflection

September 5, 2025August 19, 2025 by Steve Creek
White-tailed deer and fawn walking along a calm shoreline with tall green grasses in the background, reflected in the still water.

Celebrate World Photography Day by capturing simple, powerful nature photography moments around you. Slow down, notice, and share.

Categories Wildlife Tags nature connection, photography inspiration, wildlife moments, Wildlife Photography, world photography day 1 Comment

Young Northern Cardinal Molting: A Glimpse at a Male in Transition

September 5, 2025August 18, 2025 by Steve Creek
Young Northern Cardinal mid-molt with a mix of juvenile and red feathers, perched on a rock in Arkansas backyard.

Discover the beauty of Northern Cardinal molting. See how young males transition from juvenile feathers to their bold red plumage.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard birds, Birdwatching, molting, northern cardinal

Wildlife Storytelling Photography: Powerful Shots with Less

September 5, 2025August 17, 2025 by Steve Creek
Close-up of Black Vulture feet with gray scaly skin and black talons standing on textured tree bark.

Create powerful wildlife storytelling photography by showing less. Learn how to use detail, light, and framing for emotional impact.

Categories Wildlife Photography Techniques Tags Animal Behavior, composition techniques, Photography Tips, storytelling through images, Wildlife Photography

Eastern Bluebird Feeding Young: Parenting in the Backyard

September 5, 2025August 16, 2025 by Steve Creek
Eastern Bluebird standing in grass with a caterpillar in its beak, preparing to deliver food to its young.

Eastern Bluebird feeding young shows parent devotion beyond the nest. Discover how they raise fledglings and how to help in your yard.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Backyard birds, Birdwatching, bluebird habitat, eastern bluebird, fledgling care 1 Comment

American Robin at Birdbath Drops Plastic Before Drinking

September 5, 2025August 15, 2025 by Steve Creek
American Robin perched on a backyard birdbath holding a white strip of plastic in its beak before drinking water.

An American Robin at a birdbath drops a strip of plastic before drinking. Discover possible reasons for this curious behavior.

Categories Bird Photography Tags american robin, Backyard birds, Bird behavior, nesting habits, plastic pollution

Molting Ruby-throated Hummingbird

September 5, 2025August 14, 2025 by Steve Creek
Molting Ruby-throated Hummingbird perched in backyard with patchy feathers and red gorget visible

A rare look at a molting Ruby-throated Hummingbird photographed in Arkansas, showing the scruffy beauty of feather renewal.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, backyard birding, molting hummingbird, ruby-throated hummingbird

Tufted Titmouse Mid-molt: Still Full of Personality

September 5, 2025August 13, 2025 by Steve Creek
Side view of Tufted Titmouse showing short tail feathers due to molting, perched on a wooden branch.

Tufted Titmouse molting in late summer is natural. These scruffy birds still show bold personality even mid-molt.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Backyard birds, bird molting, Nature Photography, summer birds, tufted titmouse 2 Comments

Eastern Cottontail Rabbit Raids My Bird Feeder Again

September 5, 2025August 12, 2025 by Steve Creek
Eastern Cottontail rabbit standing on a rock, reaching toward a hanging bird feeder in an Arkansas backyard.

Eastern Cottontail rabbit in Arkansas raids my bird feeder daily, showing surprising persistence, curiosity, and adaptability.

Categories Mammal Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard wildlife, bird feeder raids, rabbit behavior, wild rabbit habits 1 Comment

Cicada Killer Wasp Struggles to Haul Prey Through Deck

September 5, 2025August 11, 2025 by Steve Creek
Cicada killer wasp attempting to push a paralyzed cicada through a small gap between wooden deck boards in Arkansas.

Watch a cicada killer wasp’s determined but failed attempt to drag its cicada prey through narrow deck boards in Arkansas.

Categories Insect Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, burrowing wasp, cicada killer wasp, cicada predator, predatory wasp behavior, Sphecius speciosus

Eastern Cottontail Rabbit: A Morning Visitor in Arkansas

September 5, 2025August 10, 2025 by Steve Creek
Young Eastern Cottontail Rabbit standing alert in short green grass, photographed in Arkansas on a dewy August morning.

Eastern Cottontail Rabbit visits my Arkansas yard, offering a rare chance to photograph this young, cautious morning guest.

Categories Mammal Photography Tags Arkansas Wildlife, backyard nature, Eastern Cottontail, juvenile rabbit, Nature Observation, rabbit photography

American Robin Nesting Habits in a Plastic-filled World

September 5, 2025August 9, 2025 by Steve Creek
American Robin standing on green grass holding a large piece of plastic in its beak, photographed in an Arkansas backyard during nest building.

American Robin nesting habits adapt to human environments, sometimes using plastic waste. Learn how to keep their homes safe.

Categories Bird Photography Tags american robin, Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard birds, bird nesting, plastic pollution

Eastern Cottontail’s Daily Hiding Spot in My Garden

September 5, 2025August 8, 2025 by Steve Creek
Eastern Cottontail rabbit sitting in a shallow trench under tall green grass at the edge of a backyard garden in Arkansas.

An Eastern Cottontail returns daily to a hidden spot in my Arkansas garden, taking cover beneath tall grass grown from birdseed.

Categories Rabbits Tags Arkansas Wildlife, backyard nature, daily wildlife sightings, Eastern Cottontail, rabbit behavior

American Green Tree Frogs at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge

September 5, 2025August 7, 2025 by Steve Creek
American Green Tree Frog peeking between green grass blades in its natural wetland habitat in Oklahoma.

Discover the American Green Tree Frog at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge and how their camouflage makes them hard to spot.

Categories Frogs Tags american green tree frog, frog camouflage, Oklahoma wildlife, sequoyah national wildlife refuge, Wildlife Photography
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