by Andrew Graham. Somehow here in Northwestern Florida everything is perfect: even the seagulls. The small unique spots on their heads and the colors of their wings as they fly away are fun to photograph; they are even acclimated to … Continue reading The Seagulls of Northwestern Florida
This bright green anole was catching some rays on a wooden bridge in the Eglin Air Force Base area of the Florida National Scenic Trail. I hiked over 12 miles that day, but this reptile remains one of the most interesting creatures … Continue reading Wildlife on the Florida National Scenic Trail
March: the month when winter starts to feel long, when the white blanket that coats the ground is no longer majestic, but an inconvenience, and your skin looks like it hasn’t felt the warm kiss of the sun in quite some … Continue reading Abaco Island, Bahamas
Photo by Maddie Southard. A sloth shows off its climbing skills in the Costa Rican jungle. Continue reading A Sloth Climbs in Costa Rica
Nothing beats kayaking in the Florida Keys; on a clear day the water and sky almost blend into each other! the Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge includes undeveloped mangrove islands, completely full of squawking birds. Continue reading Kayaking in Great White Heron National Wildlife Refuge
by Gregg Thomas; see more of Gregg’s photos on Instagram: @greggthomasphotography. Hunting breakfast; after the sun flew up behind the cloud cover, there was still great light, and the pelicans were nailing the waves close to shore. This shot was … Continue reading A Brown Pelican at Sunrise
Nothing makes you think of Florida like alligators do. Scaly, toothy, and unblinking predators capable of growing to 11 feet in length, the American Alligator seems to be of a completely different era. In fact, the living species dates back in … Continue reading Baby Gator Alert
Scene from paddling Casco Bay from the Royal River. Yarmouth, ME. Continue reading Paddling Casco Bay
Watching the stars in the Grand Wash, a canyon within Capitol Reef National Park. Continue reading Stargazing at Grand Wash
This beautiful flower unfurled its petals on the side of a trail in the Florida Panhandle. Though I was hiking the Garcon Point Trail to look for birds, I found myself equally mesmerized by all the late-fall blossoms around my … Continue reading A Florida Flower Blooms
The tourism office was not kidding when they said the Salkantay Trek is long and difficult. Battling altitude, gaining great elevation, and riding horses are three things I don’t do very often, and I have to admit I did struggle. … Continue reading Small Surprises: A Caterpillar Underfoot
by Walter Smith A Green Salamander peeks out of a crevice in a sandstone outcrop on Virginia’s High Knob. Continue reading Playing Peekaboo with a Green Salamander
