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Category: Wildlife

Use for posts that focus on a particular animal or species. Tag for the specific species: polar bears, tigers, grizzly bears, ants, honeybees, etc.

How one hobbyist nature photographer found inspiration and learning at NANPA

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View of coastal wetlands from the NANPA Foundation Funded Photo Blind in St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge, Florida, © Chris Herig

Photographing Pikas: A Life Above the Clouds

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Photo of a pika standing on a rock with its mouth open. An American pika bellows out on a warm summer day. These calls can be heard from as far as two thousand feet below! © Deidre Rosenberg

Finding Nature in the City: A Young Photographer’s Quest

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Photo of a creek with the water rushing over and around medium-sized boulders. On the banks of the creek, trees are showing the yellows, oranges, and reds of fall. Rock Creek winds through the heart of Washington, DC. © Dhruv Cohen

Mysterious Bird Deaths and How We Can Help

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Screenshot of Audubon's report on the songbird epidemic. Image shows a gloved hand holding a small bird with its eye crusted shut and the headline "Scientists Still Searching for the Pathogen Behind the East's Songbird Epidemic."

Using Trail Cameras to Photograph Elusive Animals

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Photo of a fisher, a small member of the weasel family, walking across snow-covered ground. Behind it is a pile of tree limbs laying on the ground. The elusive fisher is hard to find and photograph. © Mark Hendricks

What About Used Gear?

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Birds in water, photographed with used lens by Dawn Wilson

Eye Tracking or Single-Point AutoFocus?

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The Grass Is Always Greener

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Photo of a small bird, perched on a pine branch, facing the camera. A ferocious looking song sparrow perched on a tree in my front yard. NIKON D7100 at 500 mm, 1/60 second, f/6.3, ISO 100 © Sastry Karra

Bird Photography with Tamron’s 150-500 Ultra-Telephoto Zoom Lens

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Two birds perched on a branch. On the right, a male bluebird has food in its beak, ready to feed a juvenile bluebird, left, with its mouth open.

Least Tern Courtship: How I Got the Shot

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Photo of two birds on a beach. One is standing on the back of the other and offering a fish to the one on the bottom. Least Tern Courtship © Rajan Desai

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