Wildlife Photography features selected images of animals, birds, and natural subjects photographed in wild, managed, and educational settings. The work emphasizes observation, light, form, habitat, and the visual character of wildlife.
Eyes of the Jungle
A jaguar photographed at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington. Jaguars are large cats native to the Americas and are often associated with forest, wetland, and riverine habitats.
Resting Ember
A tiger photographed at San Francisco Zoo in San Francisco, California. Tigers are native to Asia and remain one of the most widely recognized large cat species in wildlife conservation and zoo education.
Forest Motion
A wild gray wolf photographed in Denali National Park, Alaska. Denali protects a large subarctic landscape where wolves, bears, caribou, and other northern wildlife remain part of a broad mountain ecosystem.
The Bear’s Question
A brown bear photographed at Oakland Zoo in Oakland, California. Brown bears have broad habitat associations across the Northern Hemisphere and are frequent subjects in wildlife conservation and education programs.
Soft Watch
An American barn owl photographed at Lindsay Wildlife Experience in Walnut Creek, California. Lindsay Wildlife Experience operates wildlife rehabilitation and education programs focused on native wildlife.
Voice of the Wild
A brown bear photographed at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington. Brown bears are large omnivores with habitat associations that include forests, coastlines, river corridors, and mountain environments.
Into the Water
A grizzly bear photographed at Redoubt Bay, Alaska. Redoubt Bay is part of Southcentral Alaska, where wetlands, waterways, and seasonal food sources support bear activity.
Eagle’s Gaze
A bald eagle photographed at Lindsay Wildlife Experience in Walnut Creek, California. The bird was photographed in a wildlife education and conservation setting.
Wings on Jenny Lake
Mallard ducks photographed at Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. Jenny Lake sits below the Teton Range and is one of the park’s best-known glacial lakes..
Golden Perch
A Taveta golden weaver photographed at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington. Taveta golden weavers are small African weaver birds associated with bright yellow plumage and woven nest-building behavior.
Beyond This Sign
A raptor recorded as a probable red-tailed hawk perches on a U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service closure sign at Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge in northeastern California.
Sagebrush Monarch
A bull moose stands among sagebrush in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. The park protects mountain, forest, wetland, and sagebrush habitats within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
Wings of Light
A wild hummingbird photographed in flight near Santa Cruz, California, during the Oliver Klink workshop series.
Emerald Coil
A green tree python photographed at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington. Green tree pythons are arboreal snakes associated with tropical forest habitats in New Guinea, nearby islands, and northern Australia.
Green Flight
A green macaw flies during a Zoo to You animal encounter in Paso Robles, California. Zoo to You is associated with Conservation Ambassadors and its wildlife education programs.
Eyes Behind the Fence
A ring-tailed lemur photographed at the Sacramento Zoo in Sacramento, California. The visible enclosure fencing is part of the photographed setting and should remain transparent in public use.
Hovering Light
An Allen's hummingbird photographed in flight near Santa Cruz, California. Allen's hummingbirds are closely associated with coastal California and are often seen around flowers, feeders, gardens, and scrub habitats.
Red-winged Blackbird
A male red-winged blackbird perches among dry stems at Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge in northeastern California. Red-winged blackbirds are widely associated with marshes, wetlands, and open habitats across North America.
Quiet Strength
A gorilla photographed at Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington. Gorillas are large primates native to equatorial Africa and are among the species represented in zoo conservation and public education programs.
Willets at Moss Landing
Willets gather along the surf line at Moss Landing State Beach in California, with reflected evening color across the wet sand.
Cheetah in Shadow
A cheetah stands in filtered light at the Sacramento Zoo in Sacramento, California. The image preserves the zoo setting while presenting the animal as a wildlife portrait.
Giant Panda at the National Zoo
A giant panda sits among bamboo at Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington, D.C. The photograph was made after the Zoo’s current pandas, Bao Li and Qing Bao, began public viewing in January 2025, but the individual panda is not identified in this record.