This is a semi-regularly updated gallery of the latest images. They’re not sorted or categorized, just an example of what kind of subject matters fills the viewfinder on any given day. Hover over images for captions.
Also refer to the main section of the blog to find backstories, lessons, or embarrassing confessions.
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This minuscule ground skink behaving itself within my studio setup
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The red-shouldered hawk that hunts in the front yard, right on the peak of the roof
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A northern mockingbird that suspects you're lying to it
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Yellow-bellied sliders and painted turtles basking in the great weather on December 30th
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A mated pair of red-shouldered hawks braving the frigid morning
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First decent portrait of a male wood duck on the new pond
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This North American beaver, resident of a lodge right on the property, let its curiosity get the better of it this morning
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A freezing rain storm and the right sun angle produced this vivid abstract
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Didn't quite reach the goal of photographing the moon less than 1% illuminated, but this was close
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Surprised to see the emergence of an eastern rat snake in coastal plain color morph in mid-March
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A painted turtle using a yellow-bellied slider as a perch to bask in the sun
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We were delighted to spot a 2nd-year bald eagle cruising right overhead of the new house
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A Carolina anole in the middle of shedding
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The colorful markings of a banded watersnake - they get much bigger than this
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A newly-hatched Chinese mantis already busting out the poses
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A mother wood duck and her brood on a small island in our new pond
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The Girlfriend liked this image of a juvenile green treefrog, so here it is
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One mother Canada goose brought her brood by to meet us, just once, but that was enough
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A red-bellied water snake, quite a large specimen, that I captured long enough for a few photos
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An eastern rat snake flaunting its wall climbing abilities
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Water drops on the repellent surface of a ginkgo leaf after a heavy rain
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North American raccoon and white-tailed deer disputing who should possess the corn in the immediate vicinity
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Yes, we've already had a mother wood duck and her progeny, but c'mon! While not all visible from this angle, there were 12 ducklings
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Extreme closeup of juvenile Carolina anole covered in overnight dew
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Getting fartsy with the conditions by the pond one morning
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This osprey regarding me in supposed horror as it was trying to finish its meal, though the emotion probably wasn't actually there
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The gorgeous color pattern of a newly-emerged Pandora sphinx moth
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Not typical to this area, a Mississippi kite ignores the harassment of a blue jay overhead
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Two newborn wolf spiders on their mother's abdomen endeavoring to be cute
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Small enough to fit comfortably on your thumbnail, this green treefrog posed gamely on a blade of grass
