Species of the Pantanal
I spent about two marvelous weeks late June and early July 2024 in the Pantanal of Brazil. It was a nature photo tour lead by an excellent photographer and a…
I spent about two marvelous weeks late June and early July 2024 in the Pantanal of Brazil. It was a nature photo tour lead by an excellent photographer and a…
I’ve procrastinated for a long time before publishing this blog. I processed a few of the photos for it, then turned away from them for almost a month. I knew…
This is a somewhat random collection of photos taken during the middle weeks of July. All were shot with a camera I got for Christmas and has become my main…
Yesterday, near the Laramie Pond in Etna, NH, I discovered a snapping turtle completing its egg laying session. She had already dug a hole and deposited all or most of…
I found a red fox den yesterday. I was very fortunate to spend some time with four very cute fox kits. Here is one peeking out of the den. It…
We are having a monumental heat wave. Here are how our cats are coping. Shot in raw with iPhone, if that matters.
During the last week I photographed three mammals. One is very common, one not too common, and one is fairly rare -- at least seeing one is a rare event. …
On a nearly perfect winter day, a group of 14 joined naturalist and tracker extraordinaire Alcott Smith in the Greensboro Ridge Natural Area. This winter excursion was sponsored by the…
Yesterday, July 4, was not a day of fireworks but deer. I spotted 11 in 6 different locations within 5 miles of my home. Four of the deer were fawns.…
Yesterday afternoon shortly after I returned from a hike, I looked out my glassed studio door and was shocked to see a deer staring at me from 4-5 yards away.…
This afternoon I posted a Blog about red squirrels learning and then went for a walk with Jann. Soon after we returned I noticed a red squirrel eyeing our bird…
Three days ago I posted a Blog on Flying Red Squirrels, with photos of a very determined red squirrel being tossed by a mechanical bird feeder. Well the small but…