Watson Lake, Az.
Mazatzal Mts., Az
White Mts., Az
From the Catalinas
Lake Powell, Az & Ut
Wild Poppies, Az
Wild Sunflowers, Az
Michigan
Oak Creek, Az
Greater Sedona, Az
Salt River, Az
Coral Pink Dunes, Ut
White Sands, N.M.
Grand Canyon, Az
W. Clear Creek, Az
Lake Mary, Az
Little Colorado
River, Az
Buckskin Gulch, Utah
Coal Mine Canyon, Az
Waterhole Canyon, Az
More Southern Utah
San Francisco
Peaks, Az
Bradshaw Mts., Az
Arizona Dunes
Four Peaks, Az
W. Beaver Creek, Az
Eagletail Mts., Az
Saguaro Cactus, Az
Gila River, Az
Rocky Point, Mexico
Bryce Canyon, Utah
Painted Desert, Az
Petrified Forest, Az
Tucson Mts., Az
Ash Creek, Az
Meteor Crater, Az
Willow Lake, Az
Horseshoe Bend, Az
Monument Valley, Az
Joshua Trees
Superstitions, Az
Misc. Arizona
Clouds
Other Subjects
Wildlife
Other Places
A mule deer along Sonoita Creek
in Southern Arizona.
This Hooded Oriole along the Santa Cruz
River in Southern Arizona just couldn't
get enough yellow, so he perched in
a blooming Palo Verde tree.
In what at one time must have seemed
like cruel teasing to inmates, seagulls
soar freely over Alcatraz in
the San Francisco Bay.
Turkey Vultures in the mountains
west of San Jose, Calif.
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Because they live on open grassland with
relatively little cover, antelope are perhaps
the most challenging hoofed animals to
sneak up on, and thus among the most
difficult to photograph. This one is roaming
the Empire Ranch near Sonoita, Ariz.
Looking appropriately wise and
academic, this Great Horned
Owl was just hanging out in
a tree on the University of
Arizona campus. He, his wife
and kids lived on a high ledge
of a nearby building.
The only Arizona Cardinal who isn't a loser.
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This Gila Monster lives inside an ancient Pueblo
atop Mt. Saint Clair not far from
Horseshoe Lake in Arizona.
An amorous lizard puts the moves on a stick
at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
Pelicans near Tampa, Fla.
These elk were grazing inside a volcano north of Flagstaff before I spooked them up
onto the rim. No, that's not a joke, they were inside an ancient, dormant volcano
with a gently sloping cone containing a meadow surrounded by pine trees.
An energetic and absurdly friendly Flat
Coated Retriever is shown here in its
central Phoenix habitat. This rare species
is sometimes spotted in wilderness areas tagging
along with hikers but is more commonly seen
swimming and chasing tennis balls in urban
parks. The animal's tremendous speed, agility
and intelligence enable it to easily evade natural
predators such as city park rangers and paranoid
members of Home Owners Associations. Flat Coats
were considered endangered around World War II,
but thanks to a reintroduction effort this fine
English breed has increased its numbers in
the United States to more than 4,000
(depending which book you read).
Copyright © David L. Wilson
All photographs on this website are
copyrighted by
David L. Wilson.
Unauthorized use is strictly prohibited.
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