National Pollinator Week
An awesome day with my friend Linda in the back roads of Citrus WMA… and another great day celebration National Pollinator Week. Again a great pollinator day at Citrus WMA…. […]
Macro and the Wind!
Spent some time searching for new things to photograph before my assignment at Citrus WMA and truly amazed with the Canon 60mm macro with the Canon 25 II extension tube! […]
Clouded Crimson Moth
So I took this photo of the beautiful Clouded Crimson Moth and now I got the caterpillar stage! And now we know that the Clouded Crimson Moth uses the Southern […]
Great Outdoors Month
June is the Great Outdoors Month…. and on June 15th it’s Nature Photography Day. I plan to visit Chassahowitzka WMA at couple more times before the Nature Photography Day event […]
Great Egrets and Wood Storks
Sadly with the lack of rain in Florida, many wading birds are pretty much forced to be in tight groups as they attempt to get whatever food they can as […]
Listen to Nature
You know the saying “You have to be there at the right time at the right place” but I take it as Chassahowitzka will let you see what she wants […]
Kids
I don’t often get a chance to photograph little ones in their natural habitat, but while on assignment I was able to capture some video and photography of these, sweet […]
Mourning Dove
Doves are a common bird, and the Mourning Dove is the only one native to Florida. While photographing this one perched on a broken limb of an oak tree, I […]
Bee-mimic Robber Fly
Interesting character…Sometimes you just have to observe, just watch and observe even if it is just for a few minutes. It’s one of those things when you are focusing on […]
Grass Pink Orchid (Calopogon)
While out shooting at a familiar place, I was thinking about a particular orchid. I don’t recall seeing it last year at the location where it was blooming a couple […]
Jagged Ambush Bug
I first noticed the dogface butterfly struggle from a distance, thinking it’s windy and it’s just trying to get some type of stability to gather nectar from the flower. Sadly […]
