Dispelling the sensationalism of elk sparring behavior with a dose of reality Getting involved in various events selling my nature photography provides me with many opportunities to talk about the wor...

相変わらず虫の話です。   知床連山もすっかり雪化粧をまとい、季節は着々と冬へと向かっていることを実感しております。   皆さまは蝶をはじめ虫たちがどうやって冬を越すのか考えたことはありますでしょうか。

Spring flowers and an April recap.

If you enjoy observing nature up close — down to the moss level — this post is for you!

Exploring a high, rugged island filled with wonder and danger — a story of water adventures, cautious climbs, and the deep respect nature demands.

How do woodpeckers not suffer brain trauma? One of the many iconic sounds we enjoy in the forest (and sometimes unwanted on the side of the house like a deeply abhorred alarm clock) is the familiar “r...

In 2019 while doing fieldwork with a group of directed research students in an old Acacia-dominated secondary forest within the Centre for Rainforest Studies property, we found a dainty little pendulous and epiphytic orchid in the understorey of the forest. I love the way the adventitious roots clasp the trunk of the host tree, and how the stem seems to stretch away from the host trunk as if to reach for more light.

The first installment of my musings on the unforgettable, wonderfully wild moments of June... ❤️

If you pay attention, there are still wild places to be found (and felt!)…

A slow month for photography, but a busy one for nature and news.

『叩けば埃（ほこり）が出る』とは「どんな人でも、深く細かく探れば、何か欠点・弱点が見つかること」を意味する言葉です（広辞苑より）。 使�...