Eastern Cottontail Rabbit Raids My Bird Feeder Again
Eastern Cottontail rabbit in Arkansas raids my bird feeder daily, showing surprising persistence, curiosity, and adaptability.
Eastern Cottontail rabbit in Arkansas raids my bird feeder daily, showing surprising persistence, curiosity, and adaptability.
Eastern Cottontail Rabbit visits my Arkansas yard, offering a rare chance to photograph this young, cautious morning guest.
An Eastern Cottontail returns daily to a hidden spot in my Arkansas garden, taking cover beneath tall grass grown from birdseed.
A bold Cottontail Rabbit climbed into my bird feeder for the first time and ate birdseed, offering a fun surprise in my Arkansas yard.
White-tailed Deer and first fawn sightings highlight my return to Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge in Arkansas.
I photographed a leucistic striped skunk near Ouachita National Forest. This pale skunk shows partial pigment loss.
Two velvet-antlered White-tailed Bucks pause among wildflowers and rocks in the Wichita Mountains, bathed in soft spring light.
Funny rabbit standing like a person, stretching up to eat leaves just beyond a barbed wire fence across the road.
I photographed four armadillo pups foraging in my Arkansas yard, a rare sight with all four in one frame and eyes clearly visible.
A curious armadillo pup sniffed my boot during a close encounter in my Arkansas yard. An unforgettable moment with backyard wildlife.
A close look at a doe with a tick-infested eye reveals the hidden struggles of wildlife. Discover how deer cope with these unseen threats.
Young Nine-banded Armadillo eating an earthworm in my Arkansas yard, showing typical feeding behavior up close.
See a large bison herd at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma and get a better view of the refuge’s open terrain.
I photographed four baby Nine-banded Armadillos in my Arkansas yard, a rare sighting with fascinating facts about these pups.
Black-tailed prairie dogs basking in spring sunshine among wildflowers at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.