Land Slugs on a Garden Log
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.
Wildlife
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.
World Frog and Sparrow Day on the First Day of Spring
I reflect on World Frog and Sparrow Day with a frog from Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge and a House Sparrow’s story.
Starting 2026 With Patience and Observation
Starting 2026 with patience and observation, I reflect on lessons from a year in the field and how wildlife continues to shape my approach.
World Photography Day: A Wildlife Photographer’s Reflection
Celebrate World Photography Day by capturing simple, powerful nature photography moments around you. Slow down, notice, and share.
Wild Tricksters: Nature’s April Fools in Arkansas
Discover how Arkansas wildlife pull off nature’s practical jokes with behaviors that seem like perfect April Fool’s Day pranks.
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.
Whitetail Fawns and Barred Owls on the Fourth of July
A Fourth of July visit to Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge revealed whitetail fawns, Barred Owls, and several other wildlife surprises.