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Pelicans in Indiana? Who knew?

Pelicans in Indiana? Who knew?

As a nature and wildlife photographer, I am always seeking new adventures and opportunities to capture the beauty of nature through my lens. Recently, I had the privilege of photographing the American White Pelican at Brookville Lake in Indiana. It was an unexpected...

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Sandhill Cranes of Brookville Lake

Sandhill Cranes of Brookville Lake

Rather than my traditional stomping grounds in Florida, I wintered over in Indiana this year. Thankfully, it was a mild winter, considering I live in an RV. Other than some minor issues with frozen water lines in the belly of the RV, I stayed very comfortable inside...

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Looking Back Over 10 Years

Looking Back Over 10 Years

In preparation for a short eBook I'm creating, I was taking stock of what I've been doing over the past 10 years. I was kind of surprised by some of my accomplishments since 2011. I never realized that I had been so productive. In the past 10 years, I have acquired...

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Wood Stork Catches Crab

Wood Stork Catches Crab

It's a bad day to be a tiny crab. This young wood stork is about to have a crab dinner at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. I know it's a young wood stork because it still has feathers on the neck and head. This is what I would call a sketch image. I want to try to...

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Wood Storks of St. Marks

Wood Storks of St. Marks

A little over a year ago, I was photographing brown pelicans at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. A half mile away, I saw a large bird sitting atop a small, dead tree. Through my lens, it vaguely looked like a stork but I wasn’t sure. I did some research and...

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Pretty in Pink

Pretty in Pink

I discovered these Roseate Spoonbills in the freshwater marshes in several areas of St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge. Until two weeks ago, I had never seen or heard of the Roseate Spoonbill. I'm assuming they have always been around but my timing was not right until...

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