Beaver
This beaver was swimming near my kayak on the Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge
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Young Raccoon in Reeds
This young raccoon was on a reed-bed island on the delta of the Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge. Photographed from kayak.
Four Pronghorn
I saw these four Pronghorn - Atilocapra Americana - in Kaibab National Forest just a few miles from the south gate of Grand Canyon National Park. Coconino County, Arizona. I took the photo from the driver's seat of a safari truck I drove as a tour guide as we traversed 16 miles of dirt roads to see wildlife and then head for the edge of the Grand Canyon for sunset. It was a fun gig.
Beaver in River
Artsy treatment of photo of a beaver swimming by my kayak along the Bill Williams River. BWRNWR
Beaver Tail Splash
Artsy treatment of my photo of the splash created by a beaver slapping it's tail on the Bill Williams River. La Paz County, Arizona
Beaver at Bill Williams River National Wildlife Refuge
This beaver swam by my kayak on the Bill Williams River. Such a magnificent sight!
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Bobcat at River's Edge
This Bobcat was crouched down on the Mohave County Arizona side of the Colorado River below Topock Gorge in the Lower Colorado River Valley. I was floating by in my kayak and did a "double-take" when I first caught sight of it and, then paddled back upstream to float by again for this photo. I loved seeing it! What a wonderful surprise!
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Bobcat Hiding at River's Edge.
Bobcat with keen eye on coots swimming by along the bank of the Colorado River. Havasu National Wildlife Refuge.
Bobcat in Tree on Havasu National Wildlife Refge
This photo was taken while floating in my kayak on a backwater bay in Havasu National Wildlife Refuge. Mohave County, Arizona. I took a video which can been seen on my YouTube channel.
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Bobcat
While kayaking in backwaters of the Colorado River in Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, I was surprised to see this beautiful bobcat lazily resting high in a tree about 15 feet above the water's edge. Mohave County, Arizona
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Mule Deer at Grand Canyon National Park
I came across this magnificent Mule Deer while walking in Grand Canyon Village near Shrine of the Ages, Grand Canyon National Park.
Bobcat at River's Edge in Black & White
This Bobcat was crouched down on the Mohave County Arizona side of the Colorado River below Topock Gorge in the Lower Colorado River Valley. I was floating by in my kayak and did a "double-take" when I first caught sight of it and, then paddled back upstream to float by again for this photo. I loved seeing it! What a wonderful surprise!
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Deer in Field
Beauty in Oregon's Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge
Abert's Squirrel
Abert's Squirrel, Kaibab National Forest, Coconino County, Arizona
Elk in Kaibab National Forest near Grand Canyon National Park
My wife and I hid behind a blind near a watering hole in Kaibab National Forest one evening. Before long these elk showed up to drink. It was nearing sunset, hence the back lighting. We called it our "blind date".
Elk in Sage
These bull elk were resting in sage brush in Kaibab National Forest near Grand Canyon National Park.
Desert Bighorn Sheep at Grand Canyon National Park
What a nice surprise to see this magnificent Desert Bighorn Sheep at the edge of the Grand Canyon!
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Raccoons at Water's Edge
This pair of raccoons teamed up to steal the eggs from the nest of a Canada Goose. Photo taken at Lincoln City, OR about 500 feet from the Pacific Ocean.
Side-blotched Lizard in the Pima Wash Rock Garden
I think this lizard looks proud :) He's in the Pima Wash Rock Garden in Lake Havasu City (my creation) where the lizard population has expanded by improving habitat.