When this eagle landed it looked to me like he had arms and hands.
Same guy as in previous photo when he is landing.
Yellowstone. A big boy. Glad I had a zoom lens.
This is the Prismatic in Yellowstone. I intended to photograph wildife but this scene was too good to pass up.
I think this is the quintessential Yellowstone scene. The smoke from the ground, the bison, the trees, the water and the orange flowers. Could not have asked for more in one photo.
I desperately wanted to photograph a large moose with huge antlers. Unfortunately at the time of year I was in Yellowstone, the male mooses had not yet grown their new antlers. So I had to settle for this baby moose.
They are using their "eagle eyes" to find dinner.
Eagle. Jackson Hole. OK, I admit I am a fan boy for eagles. So intense. They just sit high up in a tree, no movement, and use their "eagle" eyes to spot their next meal.
Like I said in the introduction, I don't use photoshop to change the photo. The bird was there when I snapped the photo. Just lucky!
This photo was taken in Alaska. The small boat I was in was very close to him. Lucky for us when he emerged from the water that he did not crash into our boat.
Look at the tremendous amount of water raining down. Shows how bigand strong he is.
This was the first whale I saw on the first day of my Hawaii trip. Figured I would see many more during the rest of the trip. The reason you do not see more whale photos from Hawaii is because this was it.
Not my typical photo--way too calm. Just seemed like the quintessential New England scene so I just took the photo.
This photo was taken in the Galapagos Islands. It is a blue boobie. I am told that not many animals have turquoise feet like this. Is that accurate? Who knows? But that was the reason I put him on my webpage. If I find out it's not true, off he goes!
