In Alex Troutman’s Critters of Arizona, 63 critters of the Grand Canyon State are showcased with a professional-quality photograph paired with important-to-know information on Arizona’s mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Each species has a “Did You Know?” paragraph that provides fascinating trivia. Here are 10...
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Bears are icons of our wild places. They are powerful and intimidating, yet they signify calmness, comfort, and peace. They are adored around the world, capturing the interest and imagination of many. Delve into the lives of these magnificent animals with Stan Tekiela’s Bears of North America....
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When leading a wildlife photography workshop to capture images of the American Black Bear (Ursus americanus), Stan Tekiela experienced a cuteness overload. Read Stan’s account and discover the fantastic pictures he has to share. Over three and half days, we saw many mother bears with...
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Naturalist and wildlife photographer par excellence, Stan Tekiela, talks about his latest trip to Alaska and his encounters with grizzly bears. Every trip I take to Alaska is special. When it comes to wilderness and wildlife, Alaska is the real deal. This year’s trip was no...
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In today’s post, naturalist and wildlife photographer Stan Tekiela talks to us about the hibernation of bears and other mammals. At this time of year, everyone seems to be thinking about staying indoors, eating good food, and watching movies. This would be the human version of...
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Stan Tekiela, author of Bears: Black, Brown & Polar Bears, explains the miracle of bear hibernation. Black and Brown Bears are perhaps best known for the fact that they hibernate in winter. Hibernation is not a response to changing weather, extreme cold, or lots of snow, as many people...
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