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Honey Bee Getting Water

By Steve Creek|2023-07-11T11:48:20-05:00July 16, 2022|Categories: Arkansas, Insects, Lavaca|Tags: beauty, ecosystem, hive, honey bee, honey bee behavior, nature lover, pollination, temperature regulation, tiny creatures, Water, Wildlife Photography, Yard|

In this blog post, I want to share a special moment I captured right in my yard here in Arkansas – a honey bee drinking water.

Capturing Arkansas Dragonflies Up Close

By Steve Creek|2023-08-14T07:53:53-05:00August 20, 2019|Categories: Arkansas, Insects|Tags: behavior, capturing details, county road, dragonflies, ecosystem, encounter, habitat, identification, male dragonflies, Nature exploration, ouachita national forest, Photography, species, summer, territorial behavior, Wildlife Photography|

Today, I invite you to join me on a journey to a county road bordering the Ouachita National Forest here in Arkansas, where I encounter Dragonflies up close.

My Encounter with a Dung Beetle Family

By Steve Creek|2023-08-14T08:29:17-05:00August 19, 2019|Categories: Arkansas, Insects|Tags: amphibians, Beetle, dung beetle, ecology, ecosystem, Insect, manure, Nature Photography, nutrient recycling, poop, soil health, toads, Wildlife Photography|

A wildlife photographer recounts an experience capturing a curious scene of a dung beetle rolling a ball of poop while baby beetles clung to it.