In September 2011 a devastating flood wreaked havoc on the town of Owego, NY. During those few days a concerned citizen found a young snapping turtle, since named Chomper, who had been stranded. He was brought to Waterman Conservation Education Center which became his temporary home. In December 2017, high school senior and licensed rehabilitator, Anna Llewellyn, volunteered to care Read More …
For this Earth Day 2018 I give you scenes from my favorite nature experience of my recent trip to Florida. Take care of this precious planet, it’s the only one we’ve got and it’s pretty amazing! During my two 2017 trips to Florida I had only two opportunities to spend sunset at Bunche Beach. The first time I was rained Read More …
I spent a week in March at a Women Wildlife Filmmakers Workshop at Cocobolo Nature Reserve in Panama. Co-lead by two amazing conservation filmmakers Morgan Heim and Jenny Nichols, the workshop was a very intense week of instruction and hands on experience. For each project we paired up in groups of two. With my partner, Jordan Hoffmaster, our final project Read More …
During the years of 2014-2015, plus a wee bit in 2016 and 2017, I spent countless hours setting up makeshift blinds at Brick Pond Wetland Preserve in the hopes of capturing images of Wood Ducks. What I got was that and so much more. I’ve shared many images from that time but very little video. This week I went through Read More …
When I started planning my April 2017 trip to California I knew Point Reyes would be on the itinerary. Situated on a peninsula along the coast, Point Reyes National Seashore contains more than 1500 species of plants and animals. And it is the best location in the country to see bobcats. I booked a full day safari with Daniel Dietrich Read More …
While in Ndutu we encountered an infant Elephant that was just learning to use its trunk. This is her story. Recommend viewing in high definition and full screen. Thank you for watching!
This week I spent a little time stringing together video from my March trip to Florida. If you have about five minutes, please check it out. Be sure to watch to the very end for bonus footage after the credits. Bump up the volume and watch in high definition for best results. And don’t blink! Most importantly, thank you for Read More …
Since I began photographing Wood Ducks in 2014 I have dreamed of a shot with a drake in nuptial plumage surrounded by ice or snow. Wood Ducks typically migrate south before the first snow falls so it’s not a common sight in upstate New York. In the spring of 2016 we had a deep freeze after the Woodies had returned Read More …
Life in the African bush is hard for prey animals and apex predators alike. Ungulates such as Zebras, Gazelles and Wildebeest are constantly wary, keeping watch to ensure they don’t fall victim as food for one of the countless predators that share their territory. Predators fight among themselves over that same region. Lions will battle to control existing prides and Read More …
“Find a fall, or cascade, or rushing rapid, anywhere upon a clear stream, and there you will surely find its complementary Ouzel, flitting about in the spray, diving in foaming eddies, whirling like a leaf among beaten foam-bells; ever vigorous and enthusiastic, yet self-contained, and neither seeking nor shunning your company.” -John Muir Meet the American Dipper (Cinclus mexicanus) of Read More …
