Eastern Bluebird Fledglings: Thriving on Spiders and Independence
See photos of Eastern Bluebird fledglings catching spiders and worms! Learn how long fledglings stay with their parents after leaving the nest.
See photos of Eastern Bluebird fledglings catching spiders and worms! Learn how long fledglings stay with their parents after leaving the nest.
A nature photographer encounters the harmless Spotted Orb-weaver Spider while hiking and captures photos of the spider in its large orb-shaped web.
A wildlife photographer’s blog post about encountering and photographing a banded garden spider while hiking at Ben Geren Park in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
A wildlife photographer’s blog post about photographing and observing a garden spider catching and eating a grasshopper in its web.
Today, I have the pleasure of sharing two more captivating photos taken at Reeve’s Slough, located within the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.
A Tufted Titmouse diligently brings food to nurture their young. Witness their exceptional parenting skills in this blog post.
A wildlife photographer blogs about observing and photographing a Green Heron eating a large spider at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma.
Photographing and identifying a Carolina Wolf Spider while walking in Arkansas, including details about the spider’s appearance, behavior and habitat.
Last year I posted a photo of an Eastern Bluebird with a large spider (Eastern Bluebird With Large Spider). This year I photographed another Eastern Bluebird with a spider. I see them bringing in lots of spiders to the nestlings. How I Got The Shot – Eastern Bluebird With Spider Here is a link to … Read more
As I was documenting the Prothonotary Warbler building its nest in a tree cavity, I noticed it flew near my pickup with something in its beak – a spider.
A nature photography blog post about encountering and photographing a colorful Marbled Orb Weaver Spider in an Arkansas forest.
A wildlife photographer describes encountering and photographing a spider exhibiting the rare behavior of shooting its web into the air from a fence post.
In my Arkansas yard, I captured a stunning image of a female Eastern Bluebird with a large spider, which she had collected for her young.