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Fresh Fish Fast Food
I heard from a friend and confirmed with an on-line forum that bald eagles were feasting on fish at this time of the year on the Mississippi river in Iowa. Birders World magazine listed the Mississippi...
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Safe with Mom
As our float plane made its final approach to the Brooks Camp (Katmai National Park, Alaska), I could not believe my eyes. Just below us, on the beach was a mother (sow) grizzly bear and four cubs....
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Fishing in the Falls
There is an iconic photograph, made famous by Thomas Mangelsen (world renowned nature photographer) and used as his logo for his “Images of Nature” company. It’s a salmon jumping into the mouth of a...
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Falls in the Foliage
On our recent fall foliage tour through northern New England we stopped at Glen Ellis falls in Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire. One of my favorite photo opps is the beautiful mix of water and New England...
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Tough Love
My wife Beth and I were on our way to photograph puffins on Machias-Seal Island off the coast of Maine, when we got the call from the operator of the boat that the trip was canceled due to weather. We...
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Wild Families Gallery
My “Wild Families – New Life in the Wild” show at the Arts Alive Gallery in Breckenridge has come to an end. If you did not have a chance to see the show or would like to see the images again, you can...
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Wood Ducks and Owls
If you Google “most beautiful duck in nature”, the top three items listed are wood ducks. I had never seen or photographed a wood duck up close, until we went to Grand Junction, Colorado in search of...
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Wild Families Show Raffle
My Wild Families show at the Mass Audubon Joppa flats Education Center has ended, the raffle has taken place and the winner is: Andrea Long Andrea will receive an 8×10 matted print of an image of her...
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The Great Wildebeest Migration
Five hundred wildebeest gather on the cliff edge waiting for the first one to descend and start the crossing of the Mara River. One drops over, either by desire or by being pushed by the crush of the...
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For the second year in a row, I have stood on the banks of the St. Georges river in Warren, Maine, watching osprey circle, hover and dive for the herring that swim upstream to spawn. This event occurs...
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