Seasonal Wildlife Photography
Seasonal Wildlife Photography tips to capture stunning photos year-round. Learn how to adapt to each season for breathtaking shots!
Seasonal Wildlife Photography tips to capture stunning photos year-round. Learn how to adapt to each season for breathtaking shots!
Explore the fascinating process of antler casting and abundant White-tailed Deer sightings at Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Oklahoma.
Witness a rare moment as an Eastern Phoebe removes a tick from a White-tailed Buck at the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve in Oklahoma.
Start 2025 with wildlife photography at Osage Hills State Park, Oklahoma. Armadillos, hiking, and scenic beauty await!
Two White-tailed Bucks pause on a frosty morning at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, with blackbirds adding movement to the scene.
Celebrate Thanksgiving with the Rio Grande turkey. Learn about their habitat, behavior, and role in conservation. A tribute to nature’s resilience.
Experience the beauty of a foggy morning at Charleston Lake with Great Blue Herons, Bald Eagles, and serene nature. Discover why dawn is the best time to visit.
Learn how Blue Jays cache food under leaves for winter survival, showcasing intelligence and aiding forest growth.
An encounter with a female Northern Flicker at my Arkansas birdbath. Learn about their habits, habitat, and unique traits.
The fascinating feeding mechanism of the Ruby-throated Hummingbird’s tongue, an incredible tool that allows efficient nectar collection at lightning speed!
Day 4 at Wichita Mountains: sunrise elk sightings, a rare porcupine encounter, white-tailed deer, collared lizards, and a cow elk feeding in French Lake.
Started Day 3 at Wichita Mountains with elk bugles, photographing white-tailed deer, a roadrunner in a tree, and a wild turkey, ending with a sprinting doe.
Wildlife greeted me at my Wichita Mountains campsite: a cottontail, lizard on a tree trunk, white-tailed doe, and a Texas Longhorn from my truck.
Spotted a Red-headed Woodpecker caching a grasshopper on a utility pole near Black Mesa Wildlife Preserve. Learn about their clever food storage strategies!
Witnessed a special moment as a Mule Deer Doe and her Fawn wade across Lake Carl Etling at Black Mesa State Park during an evening wildlife photography session.