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Wildlife photography is my passion. I document the diverse creatures of our world, from small mammals to reptiles and amphibians. I capture their natural behaviors and their interactions within their habitats. I observe their role in the ecosystem. I aim to show the beauty and importance of preserving wild spaces. Their existence is vital.

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Backyard Food Plot Draws Rabbits and Bees

April 24, 2026 by Steve Creek
Two young cottontail rabbit kits near red clover in an Arkansas backyard food plot, one standing upright reaching toward the flower

I planted a backyard food plot in Arkansas and it drew in cottontail rabbit kits, bumblebees, and fox squirrels this spring.

Categories Wildlife Tags Arkansas Wildlife, Backyard Food Plot, Backyard Wildlife Photography, Bumblebee, Canon EOS R5 Mark II, Cottontail Rabbit, Fox Squirrel, Rabbit Kits, Red Clover, RF 200-800mm, spring wildlife, Wildlife in My Yard 3 Comments

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Land Slugs on a Garden Log

April 23, 2026 by Steve Creek
Two land slugs crawling across a weathered log in an Arkansas flower garden

Land slugs on a garden log in Arkansas gave me a close look at two slugs I found while moving wood in my flower garden.

Categories Wildlife Tags Arkansas Wildlife, backyard nature, Canon EOS R5 Mark II, Canon RF 100-500mm, flower garden wildlife, garden slug, invertebrates, land slug, log habitat, Macro wildlife photography

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World Frog and Sparrow Day on the First Day of Spring

March 20, 2026 by Steve Creek
American Bullfrog resting on rocky ground along the auto tour road at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma

I reflect on World Frog and Sparrow Day with a frog from Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge and a House Sparrow’s story.

Categories Wildlife Tags american bullfrogs, Frog, House Sparrows, sparrows, Spring, World Frog Day, World Sparrow Day

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Starting 2026 With Patience and Observation

January 21, 2026January 1, 2026 by Steve Creek
Red-bellied Woodpecker clinging to the side of an oak tree trunk

Starting 2026 with patience and observation, I reflect on lessons from a year in the field and how wildlife continues to shape my approach.

Categories Wildlife Tags Bird photography, field observations, Nature Photography, Patience in photography, Wildlife Photography, wildlife reflections 3 Comments
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