Birds
Singers of the Smokies! Could you imagine how quite the woods would be without birds? I think they make the experience better each time. I'm definitely not the best bird photographer. I have a lot to learn, but I really enjoy watching them and trying to capture a few images. From songbirds to woodpeckers and owls to waterfowl, each offer its own challenge in photography.
Smoky Mountain Birds
Eastern Meadowlarks, Pileated Woodpeckers and even a Wilson's Snipe! It's always a Smokies surprise!
Owls
Owls are by far my favorite birds to photograph. I think I could spend all day with one, just watching them.
Eagles
The face of America. I don't get many opportunities with Eagles, but they are always majestic.
Waterfowl
Who doesn't like sitting by a lake watching ducks and geese? There's always so much to learn.
Wading Birds
Herons, Limpkins, Egrets and more! The variation in wading birds are always enjoyable.
Woodpeckers
It's the knock in the woods that seems to echo foever! Woodpeckers are hard to capture.
Songbirds
Birds of the fields and woods. These are the singers that keep things interesting!
Chicken-like Birds
Turkey and quail make up this gallery. Watch out! I've heard they'll chase you.
Birds of Prey (Not Owls, Eagles)
Hawks are another of my favorites. It seems they always show up when I least expect it.
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