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08/31/2024

Silent guardian of the night. This Barred Owl was a stunning sight in the forests of North Carolina. Their presence is both mysterious and enchanting, reminding us of the deep connections between wildlife and their natural habitats. 🦉🌲

08/31/2024

Captured this magnificent black bear in the wilds of North Carolina. Their presence in our forests is a reminder of the importance of preserving these beautiful natural habitats. 🐻🌲

08/30/2024

Eyes that tell a thousand stories. Captured this powerful moment in the swamps of North Carolina. The alligator's gaze is both mesmerizing and a reminder of the wild beauty that thrives in our natural habitats. 🌿🦎

03/29/2024

It was a rainy day in Poquoson, and my dog needed to go out regardless of the weather. I like Messick Point for short walks, but when I arrived, I was surprised to see about 100 Brant geese resting on the hill. Brant geese are a rare sight in Poquoson, making this encounter quite special.

Brant geese are small, coastal geese that breed in the Arctic regions and migrate to coastal areas in the winter. They are known for their distinct black heads, necks, and short, stubby bills. Brant geese primarily feed on eelgrass and algae, which is why they are often found in estuaries and coastal habitats. Unlike many other goose species, Brant geese are more likely to be found in saltwater environments rather than freshwater. Their migration patterns are closely tied to the availability of their preferred food sources. Spotting a large flock of Brant geese in Poquoson is a rare and exciting observation for bird enthusiasts.

03/28/2024

I just tested my wildlife videography skills with a slow-motion capture of a majestic bald eagle. In the tranquil setting of high tide, my backyard transforms into a haven for avian visitors. It's a sight to behold as greater yellowlegs, egrets, herons, and various gull species make their stop here. Amidst this diverse congregation, the presence of a bald eagle added a touch of majesty. The eagle graced us with its presence for about 30 minutes before taking flight. Captured its graceful takeoff in slow motion with my Canon R5, equipped with a 100-500mm lens x2 at 120FPS from my porch.

I just tested my wildlife videography skills with a slow-motion capture of a majestic bald eagle. In the tranquil setting of high tide, my backyard transform...