2021 in Review: Sharing My Clients’ Photos

A small group of visitors to the park interior was split in two when this wolf shocked everyone by popping out near the road. Pat managed to photograph it from the bridge during my 2020 winter tour.

One of two weasels we encountered (at the same time!) during my 2020 winter tour.

During my 2020 winter tour, Amy managed to freeze the action as this coyote dove for prey. It came up empty this time.

Both Linda and Jeffrey (below) joined me on my first 2021 winter tour, and captured different views of this bison herd trudging through the snows of Fountain Flats.

We were fortunate to have good marten encounters during both of my winter 2021 tours. Jeffrey and Linda both nailed their portraits of this one.

My February winter tour was a great one for mustelid action with Richard and his wife Barbara. We managed to see this weasel a couple times, and then saw three martens (below) in the Yellowstone interior.

My clients had a number of good fox sightings in Yellowstone in the spring. Arlene managed to capture this picture perfect pose.

This was the one mousing attempt we witnessed from this fox. Fortunately, my clients were ready for it.

After I photographed these ravens for a while, David finally came over and took my spot… and promptly nailed the best shot from the entire encounter.

My spring clients captured some lovely late afternoon shots of the Harlequins at LeHardy Rapids during the spring tour.

Arlene captured this family portrait during a rare moment close to the road.

An early highlight from South Africa: mating ostriches!

I love the intense look from this pretty lioness, as she walked under a bridge (and Jason’s camera) in Kruger National Park.

CC was quick to act when she spotted this lioness lit up by the tail lights of her safari vehicle. What a unique shot!

We found this hidden gem of a lookout on the southern tip of Kruger National Park. While I was shooting tight on this African Fish Eagle, Brian managed to capture the wider environment.

Elephant calves are definitely among the cheekiest subjects we saw on our South Africa adventure.

I love this shot by CC, which encapsulates everything you need to know about the MalaMala experience. Relaxation, a bit of luxury… which some great wildlife thrown in!

We were stationed on the backside of this haul, but Jason, in another vehicle, managed to capture the front view at MalaMala.

It wasn’t a tour, but Pat joined me in Yellowstone in the fall, and froze this Great Gray landing in the forest.