I recently had the chance to walk, talk and record a podcast with Great Parks interpreter Paul Seevers. We met at Otto Armleder Park, a busy bustling park in Cincinnati filled with everything from bike trails and soccer fields to natural habitats like prairie, river and forest. We spoke about my wildlife photography and the local raptor population. Raptors have always sparked my interest and I’ve always found myself drawn to them through my photographic journeys. Have a listen and enjoy!
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Shorebirds of East Fork State Park's South Beach
A close look at a small selection of visiting shorebirds that we happily welcome our Ohio beaches, marshes, lakes and other waterways during fall migration. All birds in this collection were seen at East Fork SP in Clermont Co Ohio. Birds in order of appearance: Least Sandpiper, Lesser Yellowlegs, Ruddy Turnstone and Willet.
Cincinnati Wild pt.2
In this video I showcase a beautiful Red Tailed Hawk, the Northern Flicker (a personal favorite ant eating woodpecker), the vibrantly iridescent Tree Swallows, a Great Blue Heron catching a small fish out of rushing waters and a recently fledged Coopers Hawk belting out its begging calls. Both near and far the world is a beautifully wild place, lets get out and experience it!
Cincinnati Wild pt.1
Part 1 of a short series I am going to be working on showcasing the local wildlife of Cincinnati. In this short we have some of my personal favorites the Barred Owl and Red Tailed Hawk among others. Have a closer look at some of our local native and non native visiting species that call our local parks and preserves home.
A short video showcasing local wildlife from Cincinnati Ohio. Part 1 features a Barred Owl, Great Blue Heron, Green Heron, Greater Yellowlegs and a Red Tailed Hawk. Filmed in Mt. Airy Forest, East Fork State Park, Otto Armleder Park and Burnet Woods.