Field Notes: Female Downy Woodpecker on the Hunt
Bird Photography: Picture of a Female Downy Woodpecker searching for a meal on the side of a tree.
Field Notes: Solitary Bison Making a Sage Creek Crossing
Bison (Tatanka -Lakota Sioux Language) crossing Sage Creek in the Badlands National Park’s Sage Creek Wilderness area.
Field Notes: Barn Swallow
Image of a Barn Swallow captured by digital photography while perched on a tree branch in the Badlands National Park.
Field Notes: High Plains Sunset
Sunset landscape picture taken within the northwestern high plains region of Nebraska. The photo shows viewers the rugged, wide open, majestic natural wonder of a short grass prairie during sunset.
Field Note: Wild Turkey’s Comeback Story in Minnesota
Picture of a wild turkey observed walking in a shaft of forest light within the Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge.
Field Note: Adult Male Wood Duck
Close up image of an adult male wood duck observed during the 3 to 4 week late summer eclipse phase when its distinctively brilliant pattern of colorization becomes through the process of molting more muted as a way to be better camouflaged while flightless and less susceptible to predation.
Field Note: Monarch Butterfly Migration Has Started
Monarch Butterfly drinking nectar from a prairie wildflower at Crow-Hassan Park Reserve in preparation for its annual autumn migration from Minnesota to Mexico.
Filed Note: Manatee Winter Waters
Pileated Woodpecker photo. One of the world’s largest woodpeckers its primary food source are insects that inhabit trees.
Pileated Woodpeckers are native to North America.
This Pileated Woodpecker was observed and photographed at Princess Place Park Preserve in Northeastern Florida.
Field Note: Great Egret on the Hunt
Pileated Woodpecker photo. One of the world’s largest woodpeckers its primary food source are insects that inhabit trees.
Pileated Woodpeckers are native to North America.
This Pileated Woodpecker was observed and photographed at Princess Place Park Preserve in Northeastern Florida.
Field Note: Pileated Woodpecker
Pileated Woodpecker photo. One of the world’s largest woodpeckers its primary food source are insects that inhabit trees.
Pileated Woodpeckers are native to North America.
This Pileated Woodpecker was observed and photographed at Princess Place Park Preserve in Northeastern Florida.
Field Note: Driftwood Beach Sunrise
Photo of Driftwood Beach at sunrise on Jykell Island, Georgia. Jykell Island is a barrier island along the southeast coast of Georgia.
Field Note: Frosted Tree Tops
Photograph of Frosted Tree Tops during Mid December along the Gunflint Trail within Superior National Forest, Minnesota. Picture captures nature’s gradient of forest greens, grays and white.