A Day With Bugling Elk in the Wichita Mountains
I watched a bull elk bugling while bedded down at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, before two bison interrupted my afternoon watch.
I watched a bull elk bugling while bedded down at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, before two bison interrupted my afternoon watch.
Wichita Mountains coyotes became part of my daily camping experience, with portrait opportunities during my first two days at the refuge.
A large striped skunk near Black Mesa State Park caught my attention with its thick coat and huge tail. My photo tells part of the story.
I photographed Black Mesa road wildlife during my Oklahoma camping trip, including a gopher snake and a tarantula near Lake Carl Etling.
Black Mesa whitetail fawns appeared during my first week, then vanished from view. Could mule deer explain the change in sightings?
I photographed mule deer antlers in velvet and hard antlers seven days apart near Black Mesa, Oklahoma, during September’s fall transition.
My first swift fox encounter came while exploring a road during my Black Mesa camping trip in Oklahoma. I watched it stalk through grass.
I watched pronghorn behavior near Black Mesa State Park, from feeding at a spiny cholla cactus to a buck keeping females together.