Four Armadillo Pups Foraging Together in My Yard
I photographed four armadillo pups foraging in my Arkansas yard, a rare sight with all four in one frame and eyes clearly visible.
Armadillo
My lens often finds the armadillo, a unique resident of Arkansas. I track these armored mammals. I document their foraging habits and nocturnal movements. I try to capture the essence of their solitary lives. I want to show their importance in the local ecosystem.
Armadillo Pup Sniffs My Boot in a Curious Encounter
A curious armadillo pup sniffed my boot during a close encounter in my Arkansas yard. An unforgettable moment with backyard wildlife.
Young Nine-Banded Armadillo Eating Earthworms in My Yard
Young Nine-banded Armadillo eating an earthworm in my Arkansas yard, showing typical feeding behavior up close.
Baby Nine-banded Armadillos in My Yard
I photographed four baby Nine-banded Armadillos in my Arkansas yard, a rare sighting with fascinating facts about these pups.
Armadillo at Sequoyah NWR After Controlled Burn
Spotted an armadillo foraging in a burned area at Sequoyah NWR. Discover how fire helps wildlife thrive in this unique Oklahoma refuge.
Starting the New Year at Osage Hills State Park
Start 2025 with wildlife photography at Osage Hills State Park, Oklahoma. Armadillos, hiking, and scenic beauty await!
Intriguing Armadillo Eye Anomaly
If an Armadillo loses the sight in one eye, it can still survive and even thrive. However, it may have difficulty finding food and avoiding predators.
Live Armadillo Crossing the Road: A Rare Sight
A rare sighting of a live armadillo crossing the road at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma—captured in a stunning photo!
Armadillo Close-up Profile
I recently had the opportunity to photograph an armadillo at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. While driving along the auto tour road…
Three Armadillos Together at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Regardless of the reason, seeing three armadillos together is a pretty special and unexpected event! It’s not often you see two armadillos, so imagine my…