BIRDS · WILDLIFE · PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTS
Wildlife photography.
A closer look.
Birds, wild places, and remarkable animal behavior—photographed by William Nicholas Edwards.
Blackburnian Warbler Setophaga fusca A bright orange throat catches the light among fresh evergreen tips. Did you know? No other North American warbler has an orange throat.
Great Blue Heron Ardea herodias A heron rises above marsh flowers, surrounded by bands of sunlit color. Did you know? Beaver-created wetlands can provide excellent places for herons to feed and nest.
Red Fox Vulpes vulpes Grooming between an adult fox and a kit reveals a quiet moment of care. Did you know? Foxes store spare food in caches and can return later to retrieve it.
Osprey Pandion haliaetus An osprey breaks through the surface in a burst of water and open wings. Did you know? A reversible outer toe helps it hold slippery fish with two toes facing each way.
Red Fox Vulpes vulpes A fox steps through warm grass with its attention fixed ahead. Did you know? It communicates through calls, facial expressions, and scent marks.
Cedar Waxwing Bombycilla cedrorum Smooth plumage and a dark mask make a simple branch feel sculptural. Did you know? This fruit specialist can live on fruit alone for several months.
Virginia Rail Rallus limicola Warm light reaches a secretive marsh bird between reeds and water. Did you know? Although it usually walks through marsh vegetation, it can swim and even dive.