Danny Martin Photography - Perspectives of the West

06/20/2023

https://www.dannymartinphotography.com/Fine-Art/Fine-Art-Wildlife/i-RxtmJ3J/A

Red-winged Blackbird, Missouri River Basin of Iowa.

12/31/2020

Top 9 posts by Likes, DMPhotography 2020. Surprised but excited to see lizards top the bill this year! Thanks to all who have shown me their appreciation for my images by giving me this feedback. I'm so happy to get to share some of what I see around the world with you all!

08/30/2020

Elegant Trogon south of Tucson, Arizona, several weeks ago. This was my 3rd opportunity to see this species and was just as exciting as the first two times!

07/04/2020

A juvenile Anna's Hummingbird in the front yard yesterday, Ajo, Arizona.

01/29/2020

Super excited to have one of my photos of a wild tiger published on the cover of an amazing new text book!

https://jhupbooks.press.jhu.edu/../public/covers/9781421432854.jpg | A call for wildlife conservationists to transcend the boundaries of locality, share best practices, and unite with a common voice to influence global policy.Habitat loss, disease management, predator-human conflict, illegal trade.....

01/29/2019

Photographing wildlife can have quite negative impacts on species, often unintended, but hopefully everyone here either already considers impacts of photos they take/share or will start doing so from now on. In my opinion similar impacts are likely to be seen in photos of many reptiles and amphibians.

A ring-tailed lemur named Sefo became an internet sensation in 2016 when a video of him demanding back scratches from two boys was viewed 20 million times in a week. Now, a new study of Twitter activity shows that viral videos of seemingly cuddly endangered animals can have a dark side too -- by fue...

01/29/2019

Great Earless Lizard (female), Big Bend region of southwestern Texas.

01/25/2019

Northern Shovelers on ice, northern Colorado.

01/19/2019

Least Chipmunk, Colorado.

12/24/2018

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/12/181218074711.htm

Wild animals are increasingly exploited for entertainment and photo opportunities. A new study highlights that tourists in Morocco object to the use of barbary macaques as photo props, raising concerns about the animal's welfare and risk to human health.

12/23/2018

Dung Beetle rolling a ball of Pronghorn poo, eastern Colorado.

12/17/2018

Peacock Pansy, Kerala, India.