Witnessing a Cottontail Rabbit’s Ash Bath
Experience a Cottontail Rabbit’s enchanting ash bath, revealing fascinating wildlife behavior.
As a wildlife photographer in Arkansas, I focus on small mammals. These are the often-overlooked creatures. From squirrels and mice to shrews and voles, i capture their lives. I document their behavior and habitats in the wild.
Experience a Cottontail Rabbit’s enchanting ash bath, revealing fascinating wildlife behavior.
Just a few days after photographing a Red-eared Slider in my yard, another captivating creature crossed my path – an Opossum.
Explore the charm of Cottontail Rabbits in Arkansas, their habits, habitats, and how to support wildlife conservation in your yard.
Follow my journey to the Janet Huckabee Arkansas River Valley Nature Center, where I captured a delightful encounter of a chipmunk perched on a rock.
Get up close and personal with a fascinating Pocket Gopher in this captivating wildlife encounter at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.
A close encounter with a Striped Skunk at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge reveals its protective behavior of relocating young for safety.
As I strolled down the path, I encountered an unusual sight – a pair of Opossums mating right beside the trail! The moment was rare and exciting, and I…
I was driving at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge when I saw something that made me laugh out loud. There, on its back was a raccoon grooming itself.
As a wildlife photographer, Easter is a special time of year for me. It’s a time when the world around us comes alive with new growth and renewal…
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.
Rosie, my Yorkie, has been my wildlife photography companion for 16 years—adding charm, humor, and a reminder to enjoy the moment.
As I drove down the auto tour road at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma, my eyes caught sight of three Raccoons perched in a tree.
As I began photographing it, I noticed something interesting – the Opossum was scent-checking the air, indicating that it knew something was nearby.
After a great morning of photographing various animals, I came upon an adorable sight – a young raccoon snoozing on a knot of a nearby tree.
Groundhog Day is a time-honored tradition that takes place on February 2nd each year. The holiday has its roots in ancient European weather lore.