A swallowtail butterfly sitting on a marshmallow flower in Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge in Lacombe, Louisiana.
As I photographed this coyote in Rocky Mountain National Park, her eyes locked on me with an intense curiosity.
Sometimes I like to pretend I'm a wildlife photographer. I mostly do cityscapes/landscapes but it's nice to change it up every now and then. Thanks for looking!
On my walk I photographed another standing Heron and when I got home I thought..."How many standing Herons are you going to photograph, I mean, seen one; seen 'em all!"
Taken at the Canadian Raptor Conservancy
Taken with an Canon R5/RF 100-500
Let me know your thoughts
Portrait of a Limpkin in Fairview Riverside State Park in Madisonville, Louisiana.
I took off to Shell Beach, Louisiana (not really a beach) early one morning with a specific site in mind to photograph.
Pileated woodpecker serving dinner - 1.4x on rf 100-500 gave me the reach to get this shot
I have been watching a hawk nest with new born chicks. This was a windy cloudy bad light day with little action.
Alligator reflections in South Louisiana's Fontainebleau State Park
We have a resident pair of eagles on our small lake outside Kirkwood Mo. I’ve been following them for a few years as they have raised three broods of chicks.
Just got this Sigma 150-600 C, went out testing it in a local zoo. Got some shots I kinda like .. what do y'all think ?
We've lived in Montgomery County since 1980. The Perkiomen Creek is about half a mile behind my house on the other side of Central Perkiomen Park, which is all protected wetlands.
Captured at Bobbin Head in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Sudden appearance of large specimen venturing to picnic area.
A bull elk in Rocky Mountain National Park.
I sat and watched this bull laying in the grass for about an hour. Finally he stood up and posed with the mountains in the background.
I took a walk in my garden today and was amazed at the many beautiful insects that have made their homes there.
Certainly not the prettiest images I’ve ever taken but they are dramatic and true to life. I’ve taken macro images for some years and have never taken images such as these.
We often look to exotic locations with perfect light to capture the beauty of nature.
I can’t get the shot if I’m not out there shooting. Time well spent at the local dock… this Eagle was busy feeding off a fish, enabling me to get a bit closer.
A big horn sheep lamb looking over his world in the Colorado Rockies
Photo of a honey bee on flowers (not sure what kind of flowers). This was a shot that I almost deleted after looking at it on the camera screen. Glad I chose not to.
Up until 2007 they were on the endangered species list. Now they are thriving in Southern Alaska.
There were a family of Canadian Wild Geese walking down the road one spring afternoon, the older geese were leading these two little geese and stopped for a rest.
Took a trip to the NC Zoo yesterday. This is my favorite photo from the trip. It was close to closing time and these cats were pacing back and forth. I’m assuming it was close to feeding time.
I'm not really a wildlife photographer, but I thought I'd take a stab at bird photography. I learned that birds are ridiculously uncooperative.
