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Young grizzlies spend their early years sampling from the land. Digging for roots, grazing on fresh grasses, cleaning ou...
09/03/2026

Young grizzlies spend their early years sampling from the land. Digging for roots, grazing on fresh grasses, cleaning out berry patches, flipping logs for insects, and scavenging whatever winter left behind. Every bite builds the instincts they’ll rely on once they’re on their own.

Ears forward eyes locked, the fox launches yards in a perfect arc toward his next meal.
08/26/2026

Ears forward eyes locked, the fox launches yards in a perfect arc toward his next meal.

When I first started photographing owls, I tended to think of them as slower, lumbering birds. But over the years, getti...
08/22/2026

When I first started photographing owls, I tended to think of them as slower, lumbering birds. But over the years, getting to know different species has proven the opposite, many owls, especially the smaller ones, are incredibly fast.

This pygmy owl sat at the top of this pine tree for a few minutes, then in a flash launched itself toward another perch. I feel lucky to have caught him in the transition because he was up and gone almost instantly.

Raven face feathers aren’t just for looks, their coarse whisker‑like feathers are actually specialized to grow thick aro...
08/20/2026

Raven face feathers aren’t just for looks, their coarse whisker‑like feathers are actually specialized to grow thick around the bill and nostrils, helping protect their eyes and nasal passages from dust and debris, keeping their face clean while they eat, and even giving them a subtle way to sense things up close.

Photographing owls on the cusp of night forces you into less than ideal camera settings. This photo was taken with very ...
08/18/2026

Photographing owls on the cusp of night forces you into less than ideal camera settings. This photo was taken with very little daylight left, and when you drop the shutter to compensate, you sometimes get lucky. The slower speed turns the owl’s flight into a beautiful blur of motion.

settings:
1/40th
f/1.4
iso-4000

It’s International Owl Awareness Day! Owls help to balance rodent populations, safeguard crops, and keep ecosystems heal...
08/04/2026

It’s International Owl Awareness Day!
Owls help to balance rodent populations, safeguard crops, and keep ecosystems healthy.
They are truly incredible birds we’re lucky to have around.


Another from my barn owl collection. This one was just flying by at about 13 meters (43 feet). Barn owls are particularl...
08/01/2026

Another from my barn owl collection. This one was just flying by at about 13 meters (43 feet). Barn owls are particularly hard to photograph since they’re mostly nocturnal and don’t start their activities until most of the good shooting light is gone. But every now and then they slip out into the open and are just lit enough for a good shot or two. This was one of those moments.

Cinnamon colored black bears are one of my favorites. Black bears live all across North America, but the color phase bea...
07/30/2026

Cinnamon colored black bears are one of my favorites. Black bears live all across North America, but the color phase bears like cinnamon, brown, and blond are far more common in the West. As you move east, the lighter colors fade until most bears are truly black. It is a west to east gradient, with the great plains marking the big shift toward these beautiful color phases.

Foxes play a surprisingly important role in healthy ecosystems. By controlling rodent populations and spreading seeds th...
07/28/2026

Foxes play a surprisingly important role in healthy ecosystems. By controlling rodent populations and spreading seeds through their foraging, they help keep landscapes balanced in ways most people never notice.

If you're a fan of the fox, follow me as there is a lot more original photography to come.

One of the most elusive animals I’ve photographed... the American marten. I’ve shared this marten before, mid‑climb and ...
07/18/2026

One of the most elusive animals I’ve photographed... the American marten. I’ve shared this marten before, mid‑climb and mid‑nap, but this image came afterward, when they rose slowly, wandered around, and paused to study me with curiosity. If you’re lucky enough to meet one in the wild, be ready. They don’t usually linger like this one.

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