Easter Through a Wildlife Photographer’s Eyes
Easter wildlife photography reminds me of spring’s renewal, young animals, active birds, and our duty to protect their habitat.
Easter wildlife photography reminds me of spring’s renewal, young animals, active birds, and our duty to protect their habitat.
Rosie, my Yorkie, has been my wildlife photography companion for 16 years—adding charm, humor, and a reminder to enjoy the moment.
Experience the renewal of life and the beauty of spring through the lens of a Wildlife Photographer. See a Whitetail Fawn kissing a flower in this photo.
Watch a Carolina Chickadee at a bird feeder in my Arkansas backyard and see how I photographed this lively little songbird.
During my recent visit to Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma, I came upon an incredible gathering of juvenile Bullfrogs.
I recently had the opportunity to capture an incredible shot of a Green Lynx Spider while exploring the utility roads at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.
The Wheel Bug possesses a striking and unmistakable physicality. Its most prominent feature is its large, wheel-shaped head.
A wildlife photographer recounts an experience observing and photographing a striped skunk hunting and eating a grasshopper at a national wildlife refuge.