Recent content by Eric Gofreed

The Queen Butterfly has no crown, no throne, and no subjects. Apparently, being a queen is enough. A Two-tailed Swallowtail enjoying a little nectar. Apparently, two tails are better than one, although neither is much use for wagging. Luna moth: A rare beauty that doesn't need moonlight to...

Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!!!

Gorgeous work, Doug! Nature certainly knows how to decorate a pair of wings.

Caimans and lizards look like close relatives, but appearances can be deceiving. Both are reptiles, yet their evolutionary paths separated roughly 250 million years ago. In fact, a caiman is more closely related to a bird than to a lizard. Yacare Caiman: Brazil (Twice the teeth, thanks to the...

Alaskan coastal brown bears and grizzly bears are the same species. The name grizzly is generally used for bears living inland, while brown bear is used for those living along the coast. Coastal bears grow much larger because food is abundant, especially salmon. In late summer and fall, they...

fabulous photos, Doug!!!

The acrobatics a squirrel will do for a sunflower seed. Imagine what he'd do for a peanut!

me too, Treatment starts next week

WOW!!! Great photos, Doug!

Fabulous photos, Graeme !!!!

I spent last week photographing brown bears in the Katmai Wilderness, Alaska. They were considerably less impressed with me. She was leaving until she turned around Momma Bear with a Male Sockeye Salmon Tender moment

Trent, you always have photographs worth seeing—and envying!

The Jabiru drinks a lot of water. Most of it gets away.

That's a great set. Ken! Highest compliments

Great portrait, Kyle