Storytelling in Wildlife Photography
Discover how storytelling in wildlife photography enhances emotion, composition, and action to create stunning, impactful images.
Discover how storytelling in wildlife photography enhances emotion, composition, and action to create stunning, impactful images.
Master wildlife behavior photography with expert tips on capturing animal actions, interactions, and storytelling moments in stunning detail.
Master fieldcraft in wildlife photography—learn to blend in, move strategically, and capture stunning shots without disturbing nature.
Great Blue Herons are smart hunters. Learn why they wash their food before eating and how this behavior helps them survive in the wild.
Groundhog Day 2025: Tradition, folklore, and weather predictions—plus a look at groundhogs in Lavaca, Arkansas. Will winter linger?
Fox squirrel ditches peanuts for salads after being called out for its size. A funny look at its healthy eating journey.
A hilarious photo of a Fox Squirrel munching a peanut with a big grin. Explore the funny side of backyard wildlife in this lighthearted post.
Encounter with an opossum in late fall at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. Learn about its behavior and adaptations before winter sets in.
Discover why Fox Squirrels chew on deer antlers for nutrients, dental health, and ecological benefits. Learn about osteophagy and its natural role.
Witness a Bobcat chasing a Coyote at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. Discover the reasons behind this rare encounter and learn more about their behaviors.
My exciting wildlife adventure at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge! From wild hogs and Whitetail Bucks to a captivating encounter with a Great Horned Owl.
Join me on a thrilling morning at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge where a Doe and Bobcat showdown unfolds.
Learn about the male Red-winged Blackbird with its bold plumage, elaborate displays, and surprising social life. See a photo of the bird in its calling pose!
Ever seen a rabbit swimming? Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge is home to the elusive swamp rabbit, a larger, water-loving cousin of the cottontail.
Could this be the same coyote I photographed at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge last year? Read about my encounter with a bold coyote.