It’s World Otter Day on May 25th. In celebration, here’s a fun video below of North American river otter; Lontra canadensis, that I filmed at the High Desert Museum located in my town of Bend, Oregon. North American River Otters Fascinating Facts About...
I love observing and filming birds in the wild and below you can find information and short videos of exceptional species native to the Neotropics. King Vulture Montserrat Oriole Ornate Hawk-Eagle Plate-billed Mountain-Toucan Purple Carib Waved Albatross LINKS TO...
John Muir’s description of The Water-Ouzel One might think that California’s most treasured naturalist; John Muir, who was instrumental in founding the Sierra Club and inspiring the establishment of the National Park Service, would count as his favorite...
The Black-headed Grosbeak is a handsome bird with a lovely melodious song that I never tire of listening to. In spring these birds return from their wintering grounds in Central America to nest in the western half of North America. Their strong bill helps them to...
A Mystery Solved on Sanibel Island When I’m out in nature, it’s as if I’m still a wide-eyed child, noticing everything around me and watching for new and interesting stuff to discover. We were recently on Sanibel Island in Florida and I found the...
I shot this video at sunset while exploring a lake in central Oregon in the early spring. We were gleefully surprised by a wonderful natural phenomenon I have never witnessed before. Check it out on this short 2-minute...
A Black-backed Woodpecker hard at work Summer is upon us and that means that the birds are hard at work seeking mates and creating safe havens to raise their young. This video shows an industrious male Black-backed Woodpecker hard at work excavating a nest cavity in a...
