Cedar Waxwing tossing food before capturing it. This will probably be my top shot all year.1yr ⋅ Theotar ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Anyone know why wrens have sharp barbs in the back of their mouths/ throat? Got this photo of one I took for example.1yr ⋅ Theotar ⋅ r/birding
bewick wren landed really close to me, gave me one of my best close up photos so far.1yr ⋅ Theotar ⋅ r/birding
Is this kind of editing to much or it cool? Dark side of the great horned owl1yr ⋅ Theotar ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
The park ranger said I would have to travel to the far end of the park and be really lucky to see a coyote, me after walking three mins into the park.1yr ⋅ Theotar ⋅ r/wildlifephotography
Managed finding my first Rock Wren today. Such powerful signers despite their little size. Only one more wren in my area and my addiction is fulfilled.1yr ⋅ Theotar ⋅ r/birding
Covid has greatly slowed down my photography hobby. At first I really missed my big trips, but staying more local I still found myself with stunning and thriving wildlife around me. I would have never gotten this photo without covid. I hope all of you despite covid can find your silver fox.8mo ⋅ Theotar ⋅ r/covidlonghaulers
