Wildlife films as seen on Discovery News!
This is an exploration that you are invited to join me on! Through some of the most detailed cinematography to be found your invited to explore the breathtaking secrets of the natural world!
The more we get to know about the amazing natural world the more likely we will protect it!
Select the hyperlink located on the video title above the film to view the actual Discovery News page and also read up on amazing facts about each of the films species!
The Grizzly is a powerful and amazing species! These were filmed in the Spring of 2010 and were busy searching for food after a long winter! Enjoy!
Exploring wildlife by kayak is one of my favorite past times! There is so many stunning species to admire! This time your invited to join me on a virtual tour!
The Black Bear is one of my absolute favorite species. They are a highly intelligent, adaptable animal and iconic symbols of all things wild. I hope you enjoy watching this family as much as I enjoyed spending time with them while filming!
The "Northern" Red Bellied Snake is a beautiful subspecies of the Red Belly Snake and are truly incredible snakes. They have become perfectly adapted to life in the north country and make their living in the forests and meadows looking for their prey.
Just imagine right in your own back yard lives a crustacean! Just like a crab or a shrimp but this species of Isopod crustacean is called "Wood lice" an awesome species!
The Virginia Creeper Clearwing moth is an astonishing looking species! It has evolved to be a mimic of a wasp and looks similar to a paper wasp! They even move their body like a wasp when startled! Nature Rocks!
I am often amazed at the incredible colors that can be found within nature. Some species are actually colored in a jaw - dropping metallic iridescence. One of the best examples of that, has to be the Dogbane Leaf Beetle seen on this film!
I must say this end of year film"Wildlife Reflections of 2009" was great fun. It gave me the chance to reflect at so many of the amazing species filmed during 2009! Such an honor and treat to share these amazing species with you!
Stunning examples of the raw beaty of nature, Tussock Moth Caterpillars can be found with an amazing variety of colors and defensive mechanisms! Just one of the amazing thrills of studying the natural world right in our own backyards!
The Northern Water Snake is one of my favorite snakes. As a young boy I would catch and study them around bogs and ponds in forests where I lived. They are amazingly adapted to their aquatic habitat. What a great Species!
Katydids are true masters of the art of camouflage. As they graze in grasses and wild meadows on plant matter they do so trusting that their incredible ability to blend in with their surroundings will protect them. This species the Broadwinged Buch Katydid actually "counts" when it sings! Amazing!
Call it a "Fatal Attraction" once an unsuspecting insects tries to feed on the sweet tasting beads that look like "Morning dew" glistening in the sunlight, its all over for the insect. The Sundew is a beautiful northern species - join me on the adventure to explore them!
This adorable Gray Fox family had 3 pups. During the filming they quickly earned the nicknames "Jumpy,Scratchy and Bi-polar!"
This is one Halloween film that the monster really does scare me! In fact, the Monster is real and I wish it was not!
This incredible Collared Peccary was filmed in the deserts of Arizona!
This is the amazing American Beaver a beautiful species creating aquatic habitat!
The best way to understand what a species needs, is to study them in their natural habitat. Lets study the Moose together.
Monarch's are such an amazing species! The colors are incredible!
The Beautiful White Tailed Deer - such a graceful animal yet can bound incredible distances!
Plastic in our Oceans is the true Crisis of our time! Banning single-use plastic Shopping bags at a Federal level in the US will help wildlife habitat-big time! In this film I am meeting with Senator Jamie Eldridge in Massachusetts discussing a bill H729 that would ban them in the state of Massachusetts! If one state does this, the rest will certainly follow! We can truly make a difference here!