Dragonfly Perched On Stem
On a memorable stroll through Fort Chaffee, Arkansas, I had the pleasure of photographing a remarkable dragonfly, which I believe to be the Halloween Pennant.
On a memorable stroll through Fort Chaffee, Arkansas, I had the pleasure of photographing a remarkable dragonfly, which I believe to be the Halloween Pennant.
On a beautiful April day in 2016, I came upon a fascinating Luna Moth near my home in Arkansas at around 3:00 PM. Unfortunately, the moth was missing a wing.
I found this Green June Bug on March 26th in Arkansas, which was quite surprising as they are typically not seen until June. However, I learned that these…
Nature is full of mysteries and wonders, and the Polyphemus Moth Cocoon is no exception. As I was exploring the beautiful Ouachita National Forest of Arkansas…
Have you ever come upon a mysterious, delicate and beautiful creation attached to a tree limb? If you have, chances are it’s a Praying Mantis Egg Case.
Walking Stick Insects are common on my deck each fall in Arkansas. Discover their unique traits, behavior, and the surprising mystery of their seed-like eggs!
Discover the hidden beauty of a horsefly through macro photography tips, capturing nature’s small wonders with a zoom lens and a keen eye for detail.
During my recent hike in the Ouachita National Forest of Arkansas, I came upon some fascinating tree fungi. These unique organisms have a special relationship..
Today, I invite you to join me on a journey to a county road bordering the Ouachita National Forest here in Arkansas, where I encounter Dragonflies up close.
A wildlife photographer recounts an experience capturing a curious scene of a dung beetle rolling a ball of poop while baby beetles clung to it.
I managed to take a few shots of the cicada perched on the tree trunk. It was truly amazing to see it up close and document its beauty.
I have a county road I walk near my place in the Ouachita National Forest here in Arkansas. I see lots of Robber Flies (Asilidae) perched on the rocks that cover the road. They allow me to get close with my camera. They primarily feed on other insects and normally wait in ambush and capture … Read more
When I first arrive at a place to photograph wildlife I usually concentrate on the larger animals. When these animals are no longer active, I will photograph insects or spiders or whatever is active. This means that the locations I frequent will always have something for me to photograph. This Dragonfly is a good example. … Read more
Explore the fascinating behavior of the territorial male widow skimmer dragonfly, photographed in Arkansas near the Ouachita National Forest.
Unveiling the Wonders of Eastern Tent Caterpillars: Exploring Arkansas’ Ouachita National Forest.