I finally captured an image of a pronghorn with a healthy, pronged horn and without details blown out. So I’m doing wildlife again–half mammals, half birds. And I’ve been saving these for this calendar. Nine of these pictures were never shared on social media. Making calendars is not a business for me. I started a …
Category: Wildlife
’16 Calendar: Nature Calls (Again)
For the third edition of "Nature Calls," every image was captured in the state of Washington. Making calendars is not a business for me. I started a couple years ago because some friends asked me to. I make them the way I like them - spiral-bound with nice paper so the images pop and I can …
Snow Goose Frenzy
You likely will hear them before you see them. When thousands of Snow Geese make the mutual decision to move, even if it's only a few hundred yards, the resulting cacophonous frenzy is like no other, at least in nature. About 75 miles south of where you see Snow Geese in the Puget Sound region …
Hawking Homework
I know from experience that Bald Eagles are masters of the long chill. I once observed a nesting pair through the viewfinder of my camera, waiting at least three hours for something to happen. A lot happened, if you consider a change in gaze or slight settle on a branch "something." That's why the Bald …