Arkansas Wildlife

Close Encounter with the Tobacco Hornworm

Steve Creek2023-09-20T13:27:18-05:00September 22, 2023|Categories: Arkansas, Insects, Moths|Tags: Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard wildlife, Carolina Sphinx Moth, Garden Encounters, Garden Pests, Insect Transformation, Nature Photography, Tobacco Hornworm, Wildlife Close-Up|

Explore the world of the Tobacco Hornworm and its transformation into the Carolina Sphinx Moth. Discover the wonders of wildlife photography in Arkansas.

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Wild Turkey Hens and Their Eating Habits

Steve Creek2023-09-15T02:53:04-05:00September 16, 2023|Categories: Arkansas, Birds|Tags: Arkansas Wildlife, omnivores, ouachita national forest, steve creek, turkey diet, turkey feeding habits, turkey flock, turkey foraging, turkey hens, turkey nutrition, wild turkey, Wildlife Photographer, Wildlife Photography|

Wildlife photographer Steve Creek documents the feeding habits and behaviors of wild turkey hens in the Ouachita National Forest area of Arkansas.

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Tufted Titmice Near The Suet Feeder

Steve Creek2023-09-12T03:14:00-05:00September 12, 2023|Categories: Arkansas, Birds, Lavaca|Tags: Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard birds, Bird feeders, Bird photography, Bird Watching, steve creek, Titmouse, tufted titmouse|

Wildlife photographer Steve Creek shares photos and information about the Tufted Titmouse, a common backyard bird in Arkansas.

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Survivors: Injured White-tailed Does

Steve Creek2023-08-19T09:02:32-05:00August 24, 2023|Categories: Arkansas, Deer, Oklahoma, Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge|Tags: animal rehabilitation, animal rescue, Arkansas Wildlife, deer injuries, doe, injured deer, Janet Huckabee Nature Center, Nature Photography, Oklahoma wildlife, white-tailed deer, Wildlife Photography|

A wildlife photographer shares photos and stories of two injured white-tailed does spotted at a nature center and a wildlife refuge in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

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Shells to Songs: Intriguing Cicada Cycle

Steve Creek2023-07-02T05:06:58-05:00July 4, 2023|Categories: Arkansas, Cicadas, Insects|Tags: Arkansas Wildlife, Cicada Exuviae, Insect life cycle, Nature Photography, Transformative metamorphosis, Wildlife Photography|

Today, I had the pleasure of photographing a Cicada Exuviae, the empty shell left behind after a Cicada undergoes its remarkable transformation.

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