Wildlife

The Dragonfly

Captured this Dragonfly, with his outstretched wings, perched on a small branch of a Yellow Birch Tree, at my cottage in the Algonquin Highlands of Ontario.

American Alligator

Captured this fearsome American Alligator laying near the wetlands of the Tamiami Trail in the Florida Everglades.

Ringo the Raccoon

Meet Ringo, an orphaned baby raccoon that we are raising until he is old enough to eat on his own and can be united with others of his kind at a Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre. Wildlife Centre's in Ontario are over capacity and don't have the manpower or resources to keep up, so we are doing our part to help out. Image taken at my home in Port Perry.

Sally Lightfoot Crab captures a Squid

A brightly colored Sally Lightfoot Crab dragging a captured Squid ashore, up a rock face, from the Pacific Coast. Image taken on Fenandina Island, Galapagos.

Eastern Moose

Spent about a half hour photographing this beautiful Eastern Moose as she grazed in some marshlands. Image taken in Algonquin Park, Canada.

Northern Sea Otter

Heading into Resurrection Bay from Seward, Alaska, I came across this Northern Sea Otter floating aorund enjoying the morning sun.

Moose in the Meadow

Captured this yearling moose, out in a marshy meadow, on an early spring morning in Algonquin Park, Canada.

Grant's Zebra

Close-up of a Grant's Zebra, native to the Serengeti-Mara Region of Africa. Taken at African Lion Safari.

Galapagos Fur Seal and Pup

Laying on the sandy beach at Punta Suarez, Espanola Island, Galapagos, I captured this mother Galapagos Fur Seal and her young pup having an afternoon nap.

Lesser Dog-Like Bat

Walking along the rocky coastline of Costa Rica, I happened upon a small cave containing a colony of bats. This I believe is a Lesser Dog-Like Bat, although I'm not certain as Costa Rica is home to some 110 species of bats.

Rothschild's Giraffe

The Rothschild's Giraffe, one the tallest animals on the planet, is also one of the most endangered species of giraffe in the world, with less than 1500 known survivors.

Mantled Howler Monkey

Was taking a walk on a nature trail in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, and came across a small troop of Mantled Howler Monkeys up in the trees.

White-Faced Capuchin Monkey

Was photographing the Central Pacific Coastline at El Jobo, Costa Rica, when a troop of White-Faced Capuchin Moneys decended from the Jungle to investigate.

Pacific Sea Nettle

The beautiful but dangerous Pacific Sea Nettle sporting its long, spiraling, white oral arms and the 24 undulating maroon tentacles. This Pacific Sea Nettle can have a bell more than 3 feet in diameter with tentacles trailing as long as 15 feet.

White Rhino

Low-Key portrait of a large male White Rhino that has just finished rubbing his face in the dirt to try and rid himself of some flies. Image taken at the African Lion Safari reserve.

Kodiac Swim

Fishing or just cooling off in some cool river waters, this beautiful Grizzly Bear seemed be be really enjoying himself.

Save the Whales

A young rescued Beluga Whale curiously swimming around under the protection of his temporary new home, Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Program.

White-Tailed Deer

Beautiful wild White-Tailed Deer looked up at me while grazing in a field in the Alginquin Highlands, near Algonquin Park.

African Lion

An African Male Lion displaying his spectucular mane.

Bath Time

Beautiful Asian Elephant having a little swim in a local watering hole.

I Remember

Close-up of the largest animal walking the Earth, the beautiful African Elephant.

American Red Squirrel

Cute little American Red Squirrel taken just outside Algonquin Park, Canada.

Whale of a Tail

Large Humpback Whale preparing for a deep dive (Fluking) in the North Pass, Juneau, Alsaka.

Bubble Net Feeding

Humpback Whales bubble net feeding in Stephens Passage, Alaska.

Hear Me Roar

The largest of the big cats, the beautiful Bengal Tiger.

Grand Old Fellow

Giant Galapagos Tortoise taken on San Cruz Island, Galapagos.

Darwin's Godzilla

Galapagos Land Iguana taken on North Seymore Island.

Looking Up

Amazonia Common Squirrel Monkey taken in the Anangu Territory Ecuador.

Little Visitor

Tinky the Raccoon

Nanuk

A snowy Polar Bear. Nanuk is used by the the Inuit, meaning Animal Worthy of Great Respect.