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Thundering In
The wild and beautiful Camargue region in France is home to an ancient horse breed that freely roams the wetlands of the Rhone River and Mediterranean beaches.
Preening Great Egret
During Spring and Summer, Great Egrets constantly preen their beautiful breeding plumage in order to attract a mate.
Sunrise Zanzibar East
It's more than worth it to get out of bed early and watch the sun rise and glow over Michamvi Pingwe Beach in Zanzibar, Tanzania. The Indian Ocean is as warm as bath water and brimming with traditional fishing vessels.
Ngorongoro Caracal
This dashing looking cat may look perfectly tame but know that the Caracal is truly wild! Also called the Desert Lynx, this medium-sized wild cat is common in Africa, India and the steppes of Asia. “Caracal” means “black ears” in the Turkish language. Photographed on the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania.
Cheetah Camo
An alert Cheetah, partially camouflaged by field straw, stalks her prey in the Tanzanian bushveld.
Where Will We Go?
An Alaskan coastal Brown Bear mother seems to wonder about the destiny of her three cubs as she stares out to sea towards the Cook Inlet.
Shaggy (Outer Banks Stallion)
Banker Ponies, a semi-feral breed that originated on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, are believed to be descendants of Spanish horses that survived a 16th century shipwreck by swimming ashore to the closest island.
Peeping Elephant
As the rest of her family group engaged in playful activities on the Maasi Mara plains, this young female African Elephant took a more measured approach by shyly observing the games from behind an acacia tree
Eye of Camargue
Camargue horses are born with brown or black coats. As they age, their coats turn white with black skin underneath giving them a dappled appearance.
Peacock Vertical Passionflower
Elegant male Peacocks fan their iridescent tail feathers to display eye-like orbs in an effort to catch the eyes of adoring Peahens. Photographed near the banks of the Loxahatchee River in Palm Beach County Florida.
Pensive Owl White
Barred Owls are perch and pounce hunters. As they perch, they scan and listen for prey. Once they locate prey, they silently swoop off of the perch and pounce.
African Elephant Nursery Group 2
Elephants live in very close and complex matriarchal groups. All of the Elephants in the group help to raise the young calves and females stay with their mothers for life.
Giraffe Portrait Sepia
The spots on a Maasai Giraffe can be considered as fingerprints. No two patterns are the same and an individual Giraffe can be identified by its unique spot pattern.
Bulls Island Sunrise
Only a handful of intrepid adventure seekers have experienced watching the sun rise over the vast expanse of Boneyard Beach on Bulls Island north of Charleston within the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge.
Full Curl Ram
Badlands National Park in South Dakota is home to some of the biggest Bighorn Sheep rams in North America. I photographed this big-curl ram as he lounged on a sunny ledge surrounded by his harem of ewes.
White Tiger
Turpentine Creek Wilderness Refuge's sole mission is to provide a lifetime sanctuary for neglected and abused "Big Cats" including Tigers, Ligers, Lions, Jaguars, and African Servals.
Migration Two Cranes
Sandhill cranes migrate through Nebraska's Platte River Valley from mid-February to early April. The cranes use the valley as a stopover to rest and refuel before continuing their migration north to breed in Canada and Alaska.
The Watcher B+W
This dominant male African Lion was intent on watching a herd of zebras as I photographed him in the Eastern Free State of South Africa. He was watching prey but I know he knew that I was there.
Elk Daydream
September to October is Elk mating season in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Very rarely do bull Elk take a break from the exhausting action of the rut, but they will often find a flat "bench" on the side of a steep, timbered slope to rest during the slow part of the day.
Great Blue Heron
Great Blue Herons are elegant looking birds, especially when their feathers are full during the spring breeding season. I photographed this contemplative male near West Palm Beach, FL.
Five Rush Blur
The white horses of the Camargue are an ancient breed that has roamed the Rhone River Delta for centuries.
Etching (White Shadow)
Camargue horses are known to be good tempered, agile and athletic in addition to being stunningly beautiful, adaptable and resilient.
Crowned Crane Colorized
The Grey Crowned Crane is the national bird of the African Nation of Uganda. Some African people believe that these beautiful birds are harbingers of rain while others incorporate the Crane's wild, head-bobbing dances into their tribal rituals.
Lion On the Veldt
"Lion on the Veldt" is a layered and stylized portrait of a dominant male Lion photographed in the South African Bushveld.
Across the Snow Field
Western Bison are genetically prepared to withstand the bitter, wet cold of winter in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. A Bison's winter coat is so thick and insulating that when snow accumulated on its coat, it does not melt from the heat of the Bison's skin.
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