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This past year has been full of amazing and wonderful adventures both near and far. One location I visited early last year was Sax Zim Bog in Northern Minnesota. I photographed this Pine Martin standing on a snowy branch.

Deep in the Amazon Rainforest you will find dinosaurs.... OK, not really the animal you are seeing is actually a caiman but they are close relatives, both belonging to a larger reptile group called Archosauria, which also includes birds (the only sur

Amazon Kingfishers (and most kingfishers) live in holes, nesting in long burrows they excavate into soft earth banks of rivers, streams, or lakes for protection from predators, with tunnels leading to a nest chamber where they lay eggs.

The Amazon Rainforest has some of the coolest looking birds on the planet. This is the Cream-colored Woodpecker, not only is it unique for its coloring and the crest on top of his head, but some bird enthusiasts report a faint citrus or lemon-like sc

It has been such a busy year, that I am only now getting a chance to edit my photos from the year. It is so much fun reliving these incredible memories.

This Squirrel monkey from the Amazon Rainforest in Peru take a big leap from one tree to anothe

February 2-5, 2026 I'm offering an Owls and Winter Birds of Sax-Zim Bog Photo Tour for the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) www.nanpa.org

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