I photographed this Raccoon With Four Little Ones at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. A litter of two to five young is usually born. Litter size varies greatly depending on habitat. Larger litters are more likely in locations where there is a high risk of mortality, such as from hunting or harsh winters. How I Got… Read More »
I have a certain Mulberry Tree that I visit every year at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. It is a great tree for photographing all kinds of different birds eating the mulberries. There are several of these trees in the refuge but this one has the best early morning light, and it seems to draw more… Read More »
Was this Raccoon sticking its tongue out because it knew I was taking its photograph? Actually, it was eating a carp. I wished I had seen this Raccoon catching the Carp because the fish was large. How I Got The Shot – Raccoon With Tongue Out This Raccoon was eating the Carp on the side of the auto… Read More »