So I spotted this Pika in a scree field while backpacking in the maroon bells wilderness.

I captured this image on a patch of blazing star in a Missouri meadow.

There was a Herron sitting in the water, I had to change my lens so that I can at least try and get some photos of him.

Got the opportunity to grab a 400mm f/5.6 and did a few shots in Hong Kong (Long Valley Park & Tai Po Kau Park) to give it another go.

My lovely canon 70D with an EF-S 50-250mm IS and my lack of experience with bird photography, went on a trip together to Northern Thailand and here are a few of the less crappy results with a big a

He was just having the time of his life!

Nikon D5600 w/Nikon AF-S 500 f5.6 PF VR

Late morning, just off highway 14A, near the Medicine Wheel site. Three bulls eating willows

Adult coming home and young Osprey stretching winds.

It took eight days. Eight days of waiting, watching, and trying with different herds. Some came too close, others too far.

Caught this guy by the lake in my community in Venice, Fla, we have a pretty good eagle and hawk population down here which surprised me coming from NY.

This young female snail kite came in very close to our boat to snag a snail.

Canon R5, with adapted Sigma 60-600 @ 282mm, f / 6.3, 1/1000 sec, ISO 4000.

Got lucky that, while visiting River Walk Park in Jacksonville, North Carolina, there was a fairly decent sized alligator that kept swimming back and forth for quite a while.

Took my camera for a walk in my meadow this afternoon and managed to capture this dragonfly in flight. I think dragon flies are some of the most colorful insects in the Animalia Kingdom.

Morning in the backyard

This eagle had a cormorant and was vending off the seagulls who kept coming in attacking him trying to take his prize.

While boating on Lake Winnipesaukee we spotted this beautiful eagle.

I really like crows and all members of the Corvus family, so I photograph them when ever I can. This guy was sitting on a pole for a while, and then took off.

An American pelican swimming in Wyoming's Snake River on a foggy morning.

The emerald hummingbird.

A recent post by the Phoblograher states, "SMALL SENSOR CAMERAS SUCK; IT’S TIME TO BE REAL HERE." What was this guy thinking when he wrote this?

I am lucky to have a resident pair of eagles nesting on a small lake in St. Louis county Missouri.

As the sun warmed the sandy beach, a tern stood lazily in the sand, with its dark eyes slowly scanning the shoreline.

When looking at a praying mantis a word that often comes to mind is evil. This is an insect without mercy that eats its victims alive one small bite at a time.

Who'd have thought geese had so many teeth, and on their tongue too! Sony A7iv + Sony GM 70-200mm f2.8 II + 2.0xTC

The Swallowtails are back at Greentree Park in Kirkwood Mo.

Earlier this year I bought a kayak with the intention to take it out on the water with my camera, the 200-500mm lens on a tripod.