This gorgeous Wolf's name is Grizzer. He was photographed at the International Wolf Sanctuary and one of those wolves that leaves a deep impact on your life. He's now in a retirement area of the Sanctuary with the dynamics of the Wolf Pack changing with alpha challenges.

Wolves are highly endangered in many locations around the world. Many species are now extinct and near-extinction. We've turned animals that once roamed free into captives for life. Protected wolves not knowing man's boundaries slaughtered. It's a highly controversial issue with predator and human conflict. I have photographed wolves in the wild, but ask myself, are they really free? Collared, tracked, notations made.....it's heartbreaking. I created this image afte

It was being at the right place, right time. Early morning on Blue Cypress Lake in Florida, looking for Osprey and out of the corner of my eye I see this white flash! Without thinking I popped up a few shots absolutely spellbound by the beautiful purple colors surrounding the Egret. I decided to put this stunning scene on multiple canvas format - NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE! It's 24" high x 5' in width.

The Deep Horizon Oil Spill that occurred in the Gulf of Mexico almost proved fatal to thousands of birds known as the Minnesota Loon - and the official State Bird for the State of Minnesota. Because the Loons travel to the Gulf for mating purposes and are known for deep diving for their food, ingestion of the oil residue left behind after the oil spill was cause for massive concern by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Carroll Henderson of the State of Minnesot

Sigh . . . . . . nothing else need be said.

Here I was chasing Osprey since my beloved Eagles had pretty much migrated on and I was needing a raptor fix. Headed to Cypress Lake Conservation Area I was mesmerized by the sheer numbers of Osprey flying about, nesting, hunting and calling out in the morning light. But wait! We find another location which is frequented by Spoon Bills, a passionate pink stunning bird loved by birders and photographers alike. But what took my attention? Not the Spoonies but these beautif