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American Crows Followed Me Back to My Truck

October 19, 2026 by Steve Creek
One of two Wichita Mountains crows perched on a slender bare branch against a blue sky

Wichita Mountains crows followed me back to my truck after bothering a Red-tailed Hawk, giving me a chance to photograph both birds.

Categories Bird Photography Tags american crow, crow behavior, Doris Campground, Oklahoma wildlife, red-tailed hawk, wichita mountains wildlife refuge 2 Comments

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Doris Campground Titmice and a Beak Full of Seeds

October 16, 2026October 16, 2026 by Steve Creek
One of the Doris Campground titmice holding three sunflower kernels in its beak.

Doris Campground titmice landed on my cap, ate from my hand, and surprised me when one carried three sunflower kernels in its beak.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Bird behavior, camping, Doris Campground, oklahoma birds, sunflower kernels, tufted titmouse, wichita mountains wildlife refuge, Wildlife Photography 2 Comments

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Looking Back on 29 Days of Camping in Oklahoma

October 16, 2026October 10, 2026 by Steve Creek
Tufted Titmouse perched on a rough surface, facing the camera against a soft brown background.

My 29-day Oklahoma camping trip included first badger and swift fox photos, Doris Campground visitors, and thoughts of home.

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags American Badger, Black Mesa State Park, camping, Doris Campground, Fort Supply Lake, Fox Squirrel, Oklahoma wildlife, Swift Fox, wichita mountains wildlife refuge 2 Comments

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Wichita Mountains Coyotes: Portraits During My Latest Stay

October 4, 2026 by Steve Creek
Close-up of a coyote with upright ears and yellow eyes against green vegetation at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge.

Wichita Mountains coyotes became part of my daily camping experience, with portrait opportunities during my first two days at the refuge.

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags camping, coyote, coyote portraits, Doris Campground, Oklahoma wildlife, wichita mountains wildlife refuge, Wildlife encounters 2 Comments
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