On this page you will find a Long Tailed Duck, a Trumpeter Swan family, an Egret with lunch, Sandhill Cranes and Great Blue Herron.
On this page your will find a baby Long Horned Owl, a Barred Owl and an adult Long Horned Owl.
To some, the Bald Eagle is a sacred bird. Others view it as a symbol of our great nation. When in flight, it's viewed as both power and grace.
The Bald Eagle is a powerful hunter, one that rules the sky. Surviving primarily on a diet of fish, the Bald Eagle is often seen near open water.
These images were primarily captured along the Mississippi river in southern Wisconsin or Northern Illinois.
These images of Black Bear were captured in the Smoky Mountains. What an experience. Being within 20 feet of these animals was both scary and exhilarating. While mostly paying attention to themselves, once in a while you would have a bear sit up and take notice of my proximity. I'm glad to say I escaped with memorable photos and my health.
Ever sit and watch a small bird, paying attention to their behavior? While mostly focused on food, a keen awareness of our proximity to them keeps the great picture an elusive challenge. While these birds may not demand the attention some larger birds do, their higher activity level and contrasting colors make them a joy to watch.
Typically, I look at a picture of the sun on the horizon and instantly think it's a sunrise. Why? I think every day is an opportunity to start anew. That is why I generally prefer images of sunrises. If you think one of these images are nice, I encourage you to make it a point to catch the next sunrise in person.
This page is primarily made up of birds one can find in the back yard. The difference is, most of the time we fail to spend enough time observing their beauty and interesting character.
sort of nod to the past. In my opinion, a good black and white photo is the most challenging photo to take. Everything is reliant on texture and lighting.
Stop and smell roses. That is the advice my wife would give me. These photos provide us an opportunity to go back and see the flowers we were too busy to stop and smell.
