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I am a wildlife blogger and traveler, using images & stories to inspire wild connections.

Seeing a Wild Alligator
February 5, 2020 28 Comments by David USA

Seeing a Wild Alligator

It had been a chilly winter’s night in Savannah, Georgia, but my hopes of seeing my first wild American Alligator […]

Winter Ruddy Ducks on the Hudson River
January 8, 2020 8 Comments by David USA

Winter Ruddy Ducks on the Hudson River

The fierce wind sliced through my jacket as I stepped outside the door of my apartment building. Winter had wrapped […]

Britain’s Favourite – Robin Redbreast
December 5, 2019 11 Comments by David United Kingdom

Britain’s Favourite – Robin Redbreast

The Robin, or European Robin, has been voted the unofficial National Bird of Great Britain on several occasions. The gardener’s […]

Where to See Elephant Seals in California
November 6, 2019 19 Comments by David USA

Where to See Elephant Seals in California

I was traveling north on Highway One; a highway carved between crumbling rocks, towering Redwoods and the rich blue waters […]

The Rise of the Stonechat
October 2, 2019 23 Comments by David United Kingdom

The Rise of the Stonechat

Sunday afternoons were a sad time for me as a kid. It meant the weekend was nearly over and I […]

The Miracle of the Monarch
September 4, 2019 39 Comments by David USA

The Miracle of the Monarch

This is the story of perhaps the most extraordinary creature on the planet. An insect that forces us to question […]

Bird About Town – Cockatoos of Sydney
August 7, 2019 28 Comments by David Australia

Bird About Town – Cockatoos of Sydney

The caffeine from the first potent mouthful of coffee was beginning to fight back against my heavy eyelids. After 17 […]

Duck Life – The Ubiquitous Mallard
July 3, 2019 21 Comments by David United Kingdom

Duck Life – The Ubiquitous Mallard

Why Mallards? A common duck that can be seen in vast numbers all over the world. It isn’t difficult to photograph. […]

Sprites of San Francisco – Anna’s Hummingbird
June 5, 2019 88 Comments by David USA

Sprites of San Francisco – Anna’s Hummingbird

A high voltage buzz crackled through the air as two diminutive fays sizzled on the wing, like demented dragons, just […]

The Tamarins of Panama City
May 8, 2019 30 Comments by David Central America

The Tamarins of Panama City

It was well before first light when I set off for an early morning walk along Panama City’s birding Mecca, […]

Hovering over Essex – The Kestrel
April 3, 2019 22 Comments by David United Kingdom

Hovering over Essex – The Kestrel

Growing up in the south of Essex in England, a car journey wasn’t complete without spotting an European Kestrel hovering above […]

A Canopy Cacophony- The Mantled Howler Monkey
March 6, 2019 21 Comments by David Central America

A Canopy Cacophony- The Mantled Howler Monkey

Sunrise was greeted by a low growl that reverberated through the trees on the Panamanian island of Muertos. The throaty howl […]

A Life in the Freezer – Tundra Swan
February 7, 2019 22 Comments by David USA

A Life in the Freezer – Tundra Swan

I arrived at the lake at Cape May lighthouse before sunrise. The temperature was well below freezing and the glass […]

A Transatlantic Tail – Grey Squirrel
November 7, 2018 41 Comments by David United Kingdom

A Transatlantic Tail – Grey Squirrel

I grew up in the United Kingdom. We don’t have many chances to engage with mammals in the wild there. […]

Hanging with the Hoff – Hoffman’s Two-toed Sloth
October 3, 2018 35 Comments by David Central America

Hanging with the Hoff – Hoffman’s Two-toed Sloth

My skin wore the morning air like a warm, damp cloak, as I stood squelched into the trail mud of […]

Serene Beauty – The Mute Swan
September 5, 2018 39 Comments by David United Kingdom

Serene Beauty – The Mute Swan

The Mute Swan represents the essence of elegance and serenity. From Tchaikovsky’s master piece ballet ‘Swan Lake’ to Hans Christian […]

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