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  • Baby Owls

    Baby Owls

    Many owls now have little owlets. We visited a nest in west Bradenton recently and there were two new little great horned owls. There are a few other spots that…

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  • More Scissor-tailed Flycatchers

    More Scissor-tailed Flycatchers

    Last week ended with a fantastic day photographing scissor-tailed flycatchers. These migrants travel all the way around the Gulf of America from Oklahoma and Texas to spend the winter here.…

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  • Marsh Birds

    Marsh Birds

    The area marshes have become vacation destinations for many migratory birds. Again, this year we have been so fortunate to see yellow-headed blackbirds and bronzed cowbirds, among the many species…

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  • Reddish Egret

    Reddish Egret

    One bird that has become a favorite of photographers is a reddish egret. They are acrobatic feeders. There is one that people search for at Fort DeSoto Park in St.…

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  • Rosies

    Rosies

    One of the most cherished birds to photograph in Florida is the roseate spoonbill. The beautiful pink colors are always stunning to see. People from around the world visit Florida…

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  • Active Owls

    Active Owls

    A few weeks ago, we headed out to look for owls. They are active now as the breeding season is underway. Our trip took us to the Sebring area and…

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  • Eagle Nesting Season is Underway

    Eagle Nesting Season is Underway

    The bald eagles are back, and nesting season has begun. Last week we headed to our favorite nest site and watched the eagles continue repairing and rebuilding their nest that…

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  • Sometimes It’s Just About the Color

    Sometimes It’s Just About the Color

    The other day I was in our back yard with one of our little dogs when a large Eastern Tiger Swallowtail butterfly landed on one of our bougainvillea bushes. My…

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  • Heading Toward Fall

    Heading Toward Fall

    Summer is beginning to wind down for many, including wildlife. It seems in Florida that summer is the time to catch up with things like editing and organizing photos and…

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  • Common Mynas

    Common Mynas

    One of the ecological issues in Florida that often goes underreported is the impact of non-native, invasive species on native wildlife populations. The one species that gets most of the…

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  • Black-bellied Whistling Ducks

    Black-bellied Whistling Ducks

    A duck that is common in our area but seldom seen in the rest of the country other than southern Texas and southern Arizona is the black-bellied whistling duck. A…

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  • U.S. Navy Blue Angels

    U.S. Navy Blue Angels

    Last weekend the U.S. Navy Blue Angels performed at the Great Florida Air Show in Melbourne. My friend and fellow photographer, Art Nadelman and I made the 3-hour drive to…

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  • Crested Caracaras

    Crested Caracaras

    It’s always a thrill to see a Crested Caracara. They are a Federally designated threatened species so sightings are not real common. Caracaras are usually only found in parts of…

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  • Moon Over the Skyway

    Moon Over the Skyway

    This past Monday there was a full “Super” moon. A super moon occurs during the full moon’s closest approach to Earth. As luck would have it, the path of the…

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  • St. Pete Grand Prix

    St. Pete Grand Prix

    This past weekend the IndyCar series returned to St. Petersburg for the annual Firestone St. Pete Grand Prix. I had the opportunity to attend one of the days and was…

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