Wrapping Up 13 Incredible Days at Black Mesa State Park
I reflect on 13 days at Black Mesa State Park, photographing mule deer, bighorn sheep, and the quiet moments that made the trip special.
I reflect on 13 days at Black Mesa State Park, photographing mule deer, bighorn sheep, and the quiet moments that made the trip special.
Sunrise at Lake Carl Etling revealed mule deer, hummingbirds, and a Cooper’s Hawk during an early morning wildlife photography session.
A mule deer doe feeds on prickly pear cactus at Lake Carl Etling, showing how wildlife survives in dry environments.
A mule deer doe and her fawn crossed Lake Carl Etling during a calm evening wildlife photography encounter.
I photographed a Mule Deer buck showing unusual behavior at Black Mesa State Park during a quiet early morning wildlife drive.
A detour near Black Mesa Nature Preserve gave me the chance to photograph twin Mule Deer fawns in beautiful morning light.
Day 2 at Black Mesa State Park with deer, mule deer, a rabbit, and wild turkeys. Storms cut the day short but helped photography.
I photographed this Mule Deer Doe on a trip I made to Sheridan, Wyoming on April 10, 2010. You will notice in the first photo she has hair on the tip of her tongue. I was hiking a trail in one of the city parks. I was hand-holding my camera and lens to get these … Read more