Good morning Mr. Turtle! With those clinched teeth and fixed eyeballs piercing forward, I think he has something important occupying his mind. Does he want to escape from the strange humans observing his every move, or perhaps he's only hungry. Lying on small patches of grass several feet away, shredded lettuce had been thrown onto an area of his pen.
This tortoise had three other fiends trailing close behind. They each surfaced from a man-made den of rock and dirt slightly below the ground. Even with only a glance, it was easy to see what a bond these creatures had developed inside the Tampa Zoo.
Photographing wildlife seems to tell its own personal story in each picture taken. Influenced by their irresistible charm, it is my plan to write another wildlife book. This time my focus will be on zoo animals. For now, don't forget to check out my current book entitled IT'S ALL ABOUT THE CHIRP, SNAP AND QUACK.
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
My Video
Whether you hike through a nature reserve or relax on a hammock in the yard, different species of
wildlife can be spotted practically anywhere.
Squirrels scurry up the nearest tree, jumping across narrow
branches. The rodent hangs upside down clutching a newly dislodged nut.
Gracefully landing, a small flock of white Ibises join other
birds living in their habitat at a local park. Ducks mingle among them,
especially when humans approach with food.
On occasion, an alligator hides from view. Living along the
river, it remains still until approached by the reptile’s next potential meal.
Photographed flourishing within their protected
environments, who could resist these charming wildlife critters? Each species create their own calls or sounds to
communicate with their own kind. It’s all
about the Chirp, Snap, and Quack, turns
these common photos into quick-pace quirky fun.
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