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Bowfin tail in shallow backwater at Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge.

Fish watching: Meeting a Bowfin at Black Bayou!

Posted on 30/03/2018
Fish watching, Recording wildlife sightings, wildlife photography

Carpenter Bees make for great insect-in-flight photographs because they exhibit a patrol flight pattern that is reasonably predictable. This individual we named Horatio, for his dutiful guarding of the bridge to Pier 1. It was regularly attacked by Red wasps that crashed into it, but managed to see them off. C. Paxton image and copyright.

Photographic Walk and Talk at Black Bayou Lake NWR

Posted on 22/03/2018
Conservation, Insect Photography, Recording wildlife sightings, wildlife photography

Chang’s View: Meet Varanus salvadorii, the Asian Water Monitor. SUPER LIZARD!

Posted on 08/09/2016
Chang's View, Recording wildlife sightings, Tales From The Riverbank

Bayou D’Arbonne Scenes

Posted on 23/12/2015
Landscape photography, Wild Places, wildlife photography

Sony Alpha A77 MkII promises hike in performance for wildlife and sports photographers – Andy Luck’s review of Sony’s latest SLT (Single-Lens Translucent) camera in September issue 196 of outdoor Photography Magazine.

Posted on 09/08/2015
Camera Test, Equipment Test, wildlife photography

While the Compact System Camera (CSC), is not yet perfect, neither is the DSLR quite dead – yet. Meanwhile enthusiast wildlife photographers never had it so good, but is the real magic still to come, could there really be a union of the optical and electronic viewfinder just around the corner?

Posted on 05/08/2015
Black+White Photography, Camera Test, Equipment Test, Gear, Outdoor Photography Magazine, wildlife photography

Dragonfly's Eye By Andy Luck

Welcome To Wild Open Eye!

Posted on 01/08/2010
Insect Photography, Macro, Welcome message and blog orientation