Northern Flicker Between Pine Trees
Northern Flicker perched between two pine trees in my yard. Its striking plumage and bold markings make it a standout. Photographed from my deck.
Wildlife Photography
Bald Eagles at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
Photographing Bald Eagles at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge as they react to waterfowl hunting gunshots across the Arkansas River at sunrise.
Dark-eyed Juncos: The Snowbirds Have Returned
Dark-eyed Juncos return to Arkansas, marking the arrival of winter. Learn about their habits, how to attract them, and why they make Arkansas winters complete.
A Day Without Keepers at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge
A wildlife photography trip to Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge yielded no keepers, but the pursuit and lessons on light, timing, and patience were worthwhile.
Photographing the Elusive White-throated Sparrow in My Yard
Learn tips for spotting and photographing the White-throated Sparrow in Arkansas, including gear details and insights into their ground-feeding behavior.
Creating Unique Driftwood Bird Perches
Learn how to gather driftwood for bird perches, set them up, and enhance your backyard bird photography with natural and unique elements.
My Journey Setting Up a Birdhouse Camera
Setting up a birdhouse camera to observe Eastern Bluebirds in Arkansas while ensuring minimal impact on their nesting behavior.
Photographing a Belted Kingfisher in Foggy, Wet Weather
Photographing a Belted Kingfisher in cold, foggy weather at Sequoyah NWR. Tips for capturing wildlife in challenging, wet conditions to enhance your shots.
Blue Jay’s Clever Cache: Observing Nature’s Little Hoarder
Learn how Blue Jays cache food under leaves for winter survival, showcasing intelligence and aiding forest growth.
The Haunting Presence of the Great Horned Owl
Embrace the Halloween spirit with a hidden Great Horned Owl, nature’s silent predator, as it watches from the shadows with a haunting gaze.
The Daily Visits of Mourning Doves in My Arkansas Yard
Observing Mourning Doves in my Arkansas yard as they forage among pine needles and visit the birdbath, bringing a calm and gentle presence every day
Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge: October Wildlife Encounters
Wildlife highlights from a recent trip to Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, including a coyote sighting, White-tailed Deer, and an unexpected Barn Swallow.
Yellow-rumped Warbler: The Iconic ‘Butter Butt’ in My Backyard
Photographed a Yellow-rumped Warbler showing its bright ‘butter butt’ at my birdbath. Learn about their return and the role of their iconic yellow patch!
White-throated Sparrows Return to My Arkansas Yard
White-throated Sparrows have returned to my Arkansas yard for fall. See photos and tips on attracting these beautiful migratory birds to your yard.
Impatient Visitors at the Birdbath Here In Arkansas
Impatient birds! A Northern Flicker and Northern Cardinal couldn’t wait for the birdbath refill after a morning cleaning in my yard.