I photographed four new birds in North Carolina and got a chance to take pictures of many other familiar birds, too.
Category: Beyond Florida
Spotting a stunning Magnolia Warbler in North Carolina
With its bright colors, it was easy to spot, but it only hung around for a perhaps minute before flying away.
Picking out my favorite photos of 2025
Here are my favorite photographs that I took in 2025, based on the subjects or the lighting or the location.
Luck ‘o the Irish: New birds for me in Ireland
Besides enjoying the sights and history in Dublin, Galway and Belfast, I was also on the lookout for some new birds to photograph.
Revisiting Mendenhall Glacier a decade later
Mendenhall is one of the most accessible glaciers since you can take a car or tour bus to view it from a very nice visitors center.
Cruising through Endicott Arm fjord to Dawes Glacier
One of the things I was looking forward to the most on my July Alaska cruise was cruising the Endicott Arm fjord to reach the Dawes Glacier.
Adding 14 new birds to my catalog, plus some old faces in new places
Thanks to a recent vacation, a work trip and visiting my usual haunts, I have added 14 new birds to my life list.
Whale tail tales: Identifying 7 humpbacks I saw in Alaska
So, how do can you identify a humpback whale using the catalog? It’s pretty easy if you get a picture of a whale’s tail.
Amazing Humpback Whale bubble-net feeding experience in Alaska
We got to see them swim, dive, expel air from their blowholes and show off their tails. But their bubble-net-feeding was incredible to watch.
This sure isn’t SeaWorld. Watching Orcas in Alaska
We were expecting to see Humpback Whales – and we did later on – but the first whales we spotted were a small pod of Orcas, or Killer Whales
