During the lockdown I was happy to stay home for a while and give my usual wildlife places a break…

Everyone knows that herons eat fish, but who knew they also hunt rodents…

I finally decided that if I couldn’t go to the parks I love right now, I would have to look for wildlife closer to home…

At first, I thought it was a bobcat all curled up, but I was excited to see it was a badger…

I was studying the photos when I noticed a small defect in the bobcat’s eye. It seemed oddly familiar…

What better way to start January with a visit to a park named after the new year?…

The Instagram trend of looking back on your best photos of the year has become a fun tradition…

I’m pleased to say that I had my first article published in Nature Photographer magazine this week…

Some days you see nothing, on others you spot three bobcats…

We had the honor of spending some time with a one-in-a-million blue-eyed coyote…

To push my bird photography to the next level I need to capture more behavior…

I watched the bobcat catch a gopher, then take it to the bushes to eat…

I’d rather have a day out there missing the shots than sitting at home…

Nothing compared to finding a bobcat in the wild and watching her hunt…

Just as I arrived, and with a break in the rain, they took off, but I managed one sharp shot at that exact moment…

The photographs of a tiny burrowing owl were worth every second lying in the wet grass…

This year on Instagram I created 135 posts and received a surprising 15,383 likes…

My car was firmly stuck in a ditch and there was no signal on my phone either…

Some days all the wildlife in the area comes out to say hello, sometimes I’m just pausing to take a landscape shot…

My favorite thing is the way the ocean clouds often diffuse the sunlight and cast everything in a dreamy haze…