Chipping Sparrow in My Arkansas Yard
Chipping Sparrow spotted in my Arkansas yard. Learn about their habits, challenges of photographing them, and my latest photo capture.
Chipping Sparrow spotted in my Arkansas yard. Learn about their habits, challenges of photographing them, and my latest photo capture.
Learn why Red-bellied Woodpeckers avoid feeders in fall, their seasonal habits, and how to attract them back with peanuts and suet.
Reflecting on a snowy day in Arkansas with a Harris’s Sparrow in 2010. A peaceful reminder of winter’s beauty this Christmas morning.
A rainy Christmas Eve in Arkansas brings reflections on nature with a Carolina Wren perched on a rain gauge, reminding us of everyday beauty.
A wind-blown Tufted Titmouse brings character and charm to a backyard feeder in Arkansas, captured in a lighthearted wildlife moment.
Learn the key differences between American Crows and Fish Crows with this in-depth guide, including size, vocalizations, habitat, and diet insights.
Follow my experience capturing a Northern Harrier in flight at Sequoyah Refuge, sharing insights into the settings and techniques that worked for me.
Unexpectedly photographed a Red-tailed Hawk while at Charleston Lake. Check out the story, camera settings, and share your thoughts on this encounter!
Photographing Bald Eagles flying over Charleston Lake, Arkansas, showcasing their power and grace in stunning flight against a vibrant blue sky.
Easily tell a Purple Finch vs House Finch apart with this simple visual and behavior guide for birdwatchers in overlapping regions.
Carolina Wren perched in a Dwarf Pear tree in Arkansas. Learn about the tree’s role in supporting wildlife, including birds, squirrels, and rabbits.
Observe the unique ground-foraging behavior of a Northern Flicker in Arkansas. Captured up close as it hunts insects in my backyard on a November morning.
Northern Flicker perched between two pine trees in my yard. Its striking plumage and bold markings make it a standout. Photographed from my deck.
Photographing Bald Eagles at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge as they react to waterfowl hunting gunshots across the Arkansas River at sunrise.
Tufted Titmouse perched on driftwood with its crest raised, showing curiosity and confidence. Photographed up close from my deck in the backyard.