Recently I had to good fortune to locate a family of muskrats in a location that lends itself well to photography.  Muskrats are both val...

Wildlife babies can be quite entertaining as they explore their fresh new world.  An otherwise uneventful morning change for the better whe...

A good friend recently e-mailed asking if everything was alright.  He lives quite a few states away and became concerned when he noticed th...

Down on the farm everybody is nose to nose! The spring has brought the wood frogs to the vernal pools to spawn.  Nose to nose, this pa...

Spring is officially here.  Sometimes it feels like it while at other times its hard to discern it from winter.   With half an inch of ...

Spring signals a time of new life in the world of wildlife.  And down on the farm the cattle are busy birthing a new generation just in tim...

  March, is a month of transition, some days are like winter while others are more spring like.  With snow falling today and tonight...

Today's post focuses upon the snood of the Eastern Wild Turkey.   The snood, the small fleshy protuberance on the turkey's for...

Southern Pennsylvania remains locked in winter.   The above image is a ten image pano shot vertically with a Canon 6D, 600mm f4 IS US...