New Year’s Day Reflections as a Wildlife Photographer
New Year wildlife photography reflections: lessons from 2024, goals for 2025, and how small stories in nature inspire conservation.
Wildlife Photography
Chipping Sparrow in My Arkansas Yard
Chipping Sparrow spotted in my Arkansas yard. Learn about their habits, challenges of photographing them, and my latest photo capture.
Healthy White-tailed Doe at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Healthy White-tailed Doe spotted at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, showcasing the thriving habitat and ideal conditions for wildlife.
Fox Squirrel Eating Peanut: Peanut Grins
A hilarious photo of a Fox Squirrel munching a peanut with a big grin. Explore the funny side of backyard wildlife in this lighthearted post.
A Harris’s Sparrow and a Snowy Throwback for Christmas Morning
Reflecting on a snowy day in Arkansas with a Harris’s Sparrow in 2010. A peaceful reminder of winter’s beauty this Christmas morning.
A Curious Visitor Checking Out a Backyard Birdhouse
Learn why leaving birdhouses up year-round benefits birds like the Carolina Wren and supports wildlife in your backyard.
Photographing an Opossum in Late Fall
Encounter with an opossum in late fall at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. Learn about its behavior and adaptations before winter sets in.
The Winter Solstice: A Turning Point in Nature
Celebrate the winter solstice with tips for capturing unique wildlife and nature photography during the shortest day of the year.