Leopard Frog Migration Surges on Oklahoma Roads
Discover why leopard frogs flood Oklahoma roads in August. Learn about their migration patterns and how you can help these tiny travelers.
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Dragonfly for Dinner: Yellow-crowned Night Heron Spotted
Discover the rare sighting of a Yellow-crowned Night Heron at Sequoyah Refuge and learn about the impact of the 2019 flood on local heron populations.
Up Close with Fawns at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Experience magical encounters with White-tailed Deer fawns at Sequoyah Wildlife Refuge. A photographer’s journey capturing Oklahoma’s young wildlife wonders.
Sequoyah Déjà Vu: Coyote Pup Encounter
An encounter with a coyote pup at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma, sparks a sense of déjà vu for a wildlife photographer.
Encountering Lark Sparrows at the Wichita Mountains
This post explores the Lark Sparrow, a common sight at the Wichita Mountains. Learn about their songs, courtship displays, and why they prefer open grasslands.
Encountering the Diana Fritillary Butterfly in My Own Backyard
A chance encounter with a beautiful butterfly in my garden led to the discovery of Arkansas’s official state butterfly, the Diana Fritillary.
Celebrate World Turtle Day: Shell-ebrate Our Amazing Turtles!
Today is World Turtle Day! Learn about the importance of turtles, the threats they face, and how you can help protect them.
Bald Eagle Carrying Nest Materials
A first-hand account of photographing a mature Bald Eagle carrying a branch to build its nest. Details on the nesting habits of Bald Eagles in Arkansas.
New Year in the Wild
A wildlife photographer reflects on photographing the untamed natural beauty of Western Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma.
American White Pelicans: Rare?
Learn about the current conservation status of the American White Pelican. Get information on historical population declines and recent rebounds.
The Dangers of Fishing Line to Wildlife
A photographer’s perspective on the harm discarded and lost fishing line can cause birds and other animals, with a call to action to properly dispose of line.
Appreciating Wildlife on National Wildlife Day
Wildlife photographer Steve Creek reflects on the importance of National Wildlife Day and how we can help protect biodiversity and threatened species.
Wildlife Photographer Reflects On World Photography Day
A wildlife photographer reflects on World Photography Day and how photography allows them to document nature and share its beauty.
Capturing the Beauty of American Lotus Seed Pods
A wildlife photographer’s blog post about capturing images of American lotus seed pods at Reeve’s Slough in the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, Oklahoma.
World Wildlife Day: A Photographer’s Perspective
Wildlife photographer shares their passion for protecting the natural world and inspiring others to take action.