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| THE MARY GRAY BIRD SANCTUARY |
A little gem on the southwest side of Fayette County, Indiana, the Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary. It consists of 700 wooded acres with various trails and lots of natural and man-made features for exploring nature. In my first wildlife photo safari there in July 2024, I became mesmerized by the butterflies of all things! I hope to continue to visit and add more photos to this gallery.












YELLOWSTONE | GRAND TETONS | BADLANDS
May of 2024 proved to be the most inspiring discovery for me, I fell in love with Wildlife Photography after a visit to Yellowstone National Park, Grand Tetons National Park, The Badlands National Park and lots of other stops in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, and South Dakota. Below is a sampling of my work from that trip. A blog is in development, and I hope to share stories and more photos from that trip there.

























| IN MY OWN BACKYARD |
2024 marks the second year I've been connecting more with the wildlife in my own backyard. Because be border a city park, we get a variety of visitors who are more docile & used to people. This allows me to gain the trust of a few squirrels in order to gain distance between us for photographs. I'm excited to experiment more with my new Super-Telephoto lens this year!

























| ALASKA |
In 2014, while exploring the Alaskan coast, I attended a wildlife excursion focused on seals and whales. Ten years later and I'm still in awe
of the magaical animals in this frigid water.














| COLORADO |
In September of 2024 was my first Wildlife-focused trip. We traveled to Rocky Mountain National Park, staying just outside the enterance and with timed-entry tickets each morning for 5am, we beat the sun to the park (as well as the major crowds) and witnessed the most amazing Elk activity.























| EVERGLADES |
In February 2025, we spent a whirlwind 36 hours exploring the Everglades National Park and the Big Cypress Wildlife Management Area near Miami, Florida. What an amazing place for birds!



















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