A Cottontail Rabbit at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Photographed a Cottontail Rabbit foraging at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge before the 2019 flood. Learn about rabbit behavior and photography tips.
Mammal Photography
Explore “Mammal Photography” in this exciting category. Get tips for photographing mammals in their natural habitats. Learn about gear, timing, and techniques for great shots. Find the best locations like forests, plains, and mountains. This category is perfect for wildlife photographers and enthusiasts. Capture the charm of deer, bears, foxes, and more.
Large Velvet 8 Point Whitetail Buck
I first saw this large 8-point Whitetail Buck in a cornfield at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. The cornfield was overhead high…
An Unexpected Encounter with an Opossum Before the Flood
Captured an Opossum at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge just before historic flooding. Camera settings, behavior insights, and photography tips included.
A Calm Encounter with a White-tailed Doe
Photographing a calm White-tailed Doe at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma, on a sunny morning. Camera settings, tips, and scene details shared.
Whitetail Doe Shedding Winter Coat
One of the most striking changes in this season is observed in Whitetail Deer as they shed their winter coat. Shedding is a natural process that enables…
Propane Cannons at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Learn how propane cannons at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma protect crops while managing wild hogs humanely.
Adventures at Sally Jones West Causeway
At the Sally Jones West Causeway in Oklahoma, with tales of birdwatching, close encounters with skunks, and the unpredictable nature of wildlife photography.
Whitetail Buck Antler Shedding
Usually, Whitetail Bucks shed both antlers in close succession, but unfortunately, luck wasn’t on my side this time, as the Buck left the area without shedding.
White-tailed Deer Bonding Moment
Wildlife photographer shares photos of a white-tailed doe and her fawn nuzzling in the brush and the curious fawn alone at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge