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Alligators, Eagles, Owls, and Goatfish are just some of the amazing creatures you can find among these Nature images. Wildlife from the land and Underwater images from the sea can all be found in this catalog section.

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1017 - Lesser Blue Heron

This is one of the most common herons in the south and is usually found in large mixed groups of herons and egrets. Unlike the Great Blue Heron that eats mostly fish and frogs, the lesser blue eats mostly insects. This vertical image captures the brilliant slate blue color of this magnificent creature.

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1064 - Green Moray

A very common inhabitant of the reefs in Grand Cayman, this large Green Moray Eel looks more imposing than it really is. A very curious creature, this moray will usually let divers get really close before it retreats back into the reef. Watching it's large jaws open and close makes it even more scary but this is due to the need for the eel to pump water through the gills for respiration.

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1065 - YellowLine Arrow Crab

When diving in Cozumel, Yellowline Arrow Crabs seem as plentiful as pigeons in New York. Wherever coral or a sponge meets the sandy bottom, you can expect to find these otherworldly looking crabs. While swimming along a reef, I spied this crab sitting inside this sponge posing for a picture. The brilliant color and texture of the sponge is softened by the delicate arms of the crab. This image required very little cleanup and was cropped to show-off the crab inside.

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1006 - An-Hinga Wings

The An-Hinga also is known as the Snakebird due to its habit of swimming mostly submerged with only the head and neck above the water. Its dagger-like serrated bill is ideally suited for catching fish which it spears and flips in the air before catching and swallowing the meal. Lacking the oil glands used by most birds for preening, the An-Hinga must dry its wings in the sun after swimming.

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1009 - Black Vulture Face

The black vulture is a scavenger feeding on carrion and weak or sick birds and mammals. Unlike the Turkey Vulture that finds its meals using a keen sense of smell, the Black Vulture hunts using their superb vision. Notice the shape of the beak, superbly designed for tearing flesh and the concentration made evident by the posture and watchful eyes.

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1010 - Tricolored Heron Face

Formerly called the Louisiana Heron, this colorful shore bird is the most abundant heron in the Southern United States. Notice the variation in feather colors along the back of the neck and the sharp eyes.

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1015 - White Tailed Deer Face

White-Tailed Deer found at Fire Island National Seashore. One of a small herd of deer that inhabits the park here, the artist was moved by the hopeful and almost sad look in the eyes of this doe.

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1066 - Octopus in Motion

Again, night dives are my favorite and this photograph is one of the reasons why. Almost never seen during the day, this magnificent creature is one of the Night Crawlers seen regularly after dark. As we were swimming along the reef, this octopus was swimming along as well. A very friendly creature, we didn't have any effect on the direction or speed it was moving. The only sign of anxiety was the constant curling and stretching of different arms as it moved along the reef.

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1063 - Spiny Puffer in Sponge

This Balloonfish (aka Spiny Puffer) seemed to be posing for this photograph. Hanging out inside this large barrel sponge, it watched me as I set up to take this photograph. Usually quite friendly, this puffer was no exception and stayed around in the sponge until after I left the scene.

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1203 - Brown Pelican

The only non-white Pelican in the world, this magnificent marine bird catches fish by diving from the air far above the water. Spying a fish with its keen eyesight, the bird dives and catches the fish and the surrounding water in its impressive bill. Upon return to the surface, the water drains from the bill so the bird can tilt its head back and swallow the fish.

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1163 - Red Winged Blackbird

This bright colored male red-winged blackbird is perched on a tree at the Wakodahatchee Wildlife Preserve in southern Florida. Primarily a marsh bird, these prolific creatures will nest near almost any body of water. The brown streaked female is not nearly as colorful.

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