Sage Grouse
Looking up into the dark Wyoming night sky, all the stars in the Milky Way where shining so brightly it looked like white paint
Ruffed Grouse
I am fascinated by the diversity of mother nature. And this was abundantly clear to me the other day while
Not always what it appears to be
Not everything in nature appears the way you see it! I’ve said it over and over again in various ways.
American Redstart
The key to “seeing” nature is to stop and look. I know that seems rather obvious but it’s true. The simple act of stopping
Trumpeter Swan
Recently I have been spending some time photographing a pair of Trumpeter Swans (Cygnus buccinator)
Black Bear
Last week while leading a wildlife photography workshop to capture images of American Black Bears (Ursus americanus)
Yellow Warbler
Sitting alone in a small dark blind waiting for a bird is a wonderful time to reflect or think deeply about all the wonderful and amazing
Great Golden Digger Wasp
After the rush of the spring nesting season, things tend to slow down a bit in the natural world. Sure, some birds such as Cedar
Least Bittern
I spend the entire month of June on a boat watching the sunrise and sunset. I do this because I am leading wildlife
Common Nighthawk
In nature, if there is a niche, there is no doubt it will be filled. And it is usually filled with the most interesting of critter.