K.T. Photography

Watching the tiny Sanderlings scurry along the shoreline in search of their next meal was delight. At one point, two crossed paths, and I caught a few shots of their brief territorial spat. After a quick tussle, they each went their separate ways.

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K.T. Photography Nature and Life Event Photographer

It’s mating season for the small coastal bird, the Least Tern. Watching the males dive to catch small fish and then proudly parade their catch to attract a mate was very entertaining.

I was thrilled to discover a small park with a stunning boardwalk winding through a marsh filled with cypress trees. The highlight, though, was the rookery teeming with Egrets, Little Blue Herons, Ibis, and Roseate Spoonbills! Seeing a Spoonbill had been on my wildlife bucket list for ages, and their bright pink feathers are truly a breathtaking sight in person.

Here’s a little preview of the photos I took during my trip to Louisiana. I covered more than 2,000 miles and captured over 2,300 shots along the way.

Little group of Willets hanging out at the Springfield Lake

I took a quick trip to Springfield Lake and ended up sitting on the ground near a Red-Tailed Hawk for about 15 minutes. He seemed completely unbothered by my presence and by people walking past or stopping to snap their own photos.

A nest of Ringed Paper wasps nestled beneath a sign at the nature center.

A few shots from a float down White River. The day was dark and cloudy, but I still managed to capture some nice photos.