Sandhill Cranes : Voices of the Wetlands

April 28, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
Sandhill Cranes: Voices of the Wetlands There’s something timeless about the call of a Sandhill Crane (Antigone canadensis). It’s a sound that echoes across marshes and open skies during migration. A loud repeated trumpeting or bugling that seems to belong to another age—because it does. Fossil records trace these birds back more than 2.5 million y...
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The Power of Wildlife Photography: Art, Journalism, and Conservation

March 31, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
The Power of Wildlife Photography: Art, Journalism, and Conservation Wildlife photography is more than just capturing an image of an animal in its natural habitat—it is a profession that blends art, journalism, and conservation. Whether it is evoking emotion through a beautifully composed photograph, documenting wildlife stories, or advocating for...
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Otterly Wild : River Otters

February 26, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
Otterly Wild: River Otters Otters are playful, curious, and often make delightful photo subjects. I’ll never forget watching one effortlessly dive and twirl underwater, playfully batting at a stick like a child with a new toy. My husband and I stood mesmerized, caught up in its joyful antics. But then, there are those days when they disappear faste...
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Long-eared Owl Photography

January 28, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
Photographing Long-eared Owls: Challenges and Tips The Long-eared Owl is a captivating yet elusive subject for wildlife photographers. With its striking features and secretive habits, it presents both a challenge and a rewarding experience for those willing to put in the effort. The Challenges of Photographing Long-eared Owls Long-eared Owls are...
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2024 Rewind

December 29, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Walking on the Wild Side Happy New Year! As we step into 2025, let’s kick things off with a look back at some of my favorite highlights from 2024. From unforgettable adventures to heartwarming moments, there’s plenty to share—just a heads-up: adorable animals may make an appearance! "The University of Leeds have discovered a way to reduce st...
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