I seldom catch photos of coyotes with DSLR camera traps. They are extremely cautious and skittish. Here is Continue reading “Coyote Pups”
Coyote Pups
The Green Jay
Colorful and boisterous, the green jay (Cyanocorax yncas) is a tropical bird who’s range Continue reading “The Green Jay”
Bobcat sneaking
A Nikon D7000 camera trap is set up on the edge of a S. Texas pear flat. The camera trap consists of Continue reading “Bobcat sneaking”
Caliche Tank
Wildlife attracted to a water hole in the South Texas Brush Country.
Bobcat drinking
A bobcat gets a drink from a dwindling pool of water in a South Texas creek bed.
Javelina Portraits
Javelinas (collard peccaries) loaf in the prickly pear flats and guayacan groves of the South Texas Brush Country. Continue reading “Javelina Portraits”
White-tailed Buck Roaming
This white-tailed buck is following a doe which passed Continue reading “White-tailed Buck Roaming”
Lighting Diagrams
One of the keys to the uniqueness and beauty of camera trap photographs is the lighting. To create compelling lighting, a weatherproof studio of sorts is set up in the woods which includes a camera, motion sensor, and several off-camera flashes.
Cats II
An adult male bobcat uses a fallen log as a scratching post as he makes his daily rounds near a dry creek bed in the South Texas Brush Country. Continue reading “Cats II”
