#wildlife

My Entry Photo This wildlife photograph features a wasp. I captured this image in the late afternoon among some dry, withered bushes. Its black eyes, antennae, and the striking combination of bright yellow

Nature has a beautiful way of reminding us that even the smallest things have a place in this world. When we look at a forest, we often notice its tall trees, thick green canopy, and the vast landscape

Hello, fellow insect enthusiasts!Today, I’d like to share another story—one that, naturally, relates to the world of insects. Earlier this afternoon, while walking home from school—the distance is quite

Exploring a little visited safari park in Northern Kenya: Samburu National Reserve

Quiero contarles cómo inició la hermosa alianza con las guacamayas y cómo disfruto mi día a día con ellas desde la ventana de mi hogar. Antes de mudarme a este apartamento, en mi antiguo espacio sus visitas

Bird photography goes beyond simply pressing the camera shutter; there are many factors to consider—studying the light..

Source: USFWS Midwest Region from Midwest Region, United States — Public domain, Wikimedia Commons The Snowshoe Hare: Changing Coats and a Ten-Year Cycle Every autumn, the snowshoe hare of North America's

Latin NameObservation DateLocation Commelina benghalensisOct 26, 2026Natore, Bangladesh Scientific Name: In the scientific world, this plant is known as Commelina benghalensis. In English, it is called

The Christmas Island Red Crab: A Migration Timed by the Moon On Christmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean, the forest floor is home to tens of millions of bright red land crabs. For

Latin NameObservation DateLocation Combretum indicumSep 05, 2026Natore, Bangladesh Scientific Name: In the scientific world, this creeping plant is known as Combretum indicum. Its old scientific name was

Colorado Wildlife Overpasses: 91% Reduction in Animal-Vehicle Collisions October 19, 2026 — A new interesting report reveals that wildlife overpasses built over Colorado roads have dramatically reduced

This week in the dense thicket behind the pond yielded only three usable shots, but the first one really pleased me. It shows a bushy raccoon “rolling” through the leaves. Plus Fallow deer and Wild boar.

Nature has a beautiful way of telling stories, even through the smallest creatures. One peaceful morning in a Bangladeshi village, I imagined a little dove building its nest among the fresh green leaves

Una Ladybug🐞. Creo que te está mirando 👀

Latin NameObservation DateLocation Cheilomenes sexmaculataOct 22, 2026Natore, Bangladesh Scientific Name: In the scientific world, this insect is known as Cheilomenes sexmaculata. In English, they are

Each bird species has a specific behavior that determines how it acts; understanding this is crucial for photographing..

Latin NameObservation DateLocation Protaetia fuscaOct 22, 2026Natore, Bangladesh Scientific Name: In the scientific world, this insect is known as Protaetia fusca. In English, they are generally called

The weatherman has booked the next 3 days for rain storms, and we are happy. Even though the temperatures drop, we are happy as we need the rain to fill our dams. In here you will see how the winds play

Latin NameObservation DateLocation Blattella asahinaiOct 20, 2026Natore, Bangladesh Scientific Name: In the scientific world, this insect is known as Blattella asahinai, and in English, it is called the

My Entry Photo ‎This wildlife photograph captures a beautiful and romantic moment between a pair of tiny, delicate creatures—a type of moth. Where I live, this is known as a "Tiger Moth," a name