Eastern Grey Squirrels Love Wooded Habitats shows readers an artistic photograph of a habitat in it’s animal; in this case an Eastern grey squirrel. It explains why the author/artist chose to compose the image the way she did.
Dall’s Sheep are Beautiful and Agile shows readers a Dall’s sheep ram up on a high cliff. It discusses the range, feeding habits, and social structure that these gorgeous animals are known for.
Sighting Moose in Seward was an Exciting Wildlife Encounter tells readers the author/artist’s story of finding and photographing moose in Alaska. It shows readers images of both a cow moose and her calves.
Wild Orcas are a Wonderful Sight to See tells readers how the author felt when seeing orcas or killer whales in the wild. It compares the experience with seeing them at a seaquarium.
Steller’s Sea Lions are an Interesting and Threatened Species shows readers a haul out area for Steller’s sea lions on the southern Alaska coast. It discusses the two populations of the species and factors that have resulted in the western groups becoming threatened.
The Glaciers of Alaska are a Great Place for Harbor Seals tells readers more about the author’s trip to the glaciers of Alaska. Tonight’s episode discusses photographing the harbor seals of Aialik glacier from a distance.
You Have to Love the Wild Eyes! explains to readers the importance of focusing on the eyes when photographing both people and animals. It goes on to discuss the large variety in animal’s eyes and shows some examples.
Eastern Grey Squirrels are Bright and Agile Little Animals shows readers an image taken on a nature hike and tells the story behind the shot. It also briefly talks about wildlife feeding.
Don’t Let Their Sweet, Innocent Faces Fool You tells the story of tonight’s featured photo, and explains to readers why you can’t always believe your cats.
It’s Time to Honor an American Icon; the Bison celebrates National Bison Day with a short explanation of the reasons to honor the American bison. It then gives readers a number of ways that they can celebrate the day.
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