Wildlife Photography Gallery - Annalise Kaylor // Conservation Photojournalist and Wildlife Photographer

Coastal brown bear clamming in the morning sun

Coastal brown bear sow lunging to catch sockeye salmon for...

Coastal brown bear enjoying the salmon run in late summer...

Walking the shore line and searching for salmon

Eared grebe in the prairie potholes

Western grebe searching for a mate in the prairie potholes...

A humpback whale breaches in the waters of the Kenai...

Endangered steller sea lions play fight with one another as...

Harbor seals hunt using their whiskers underwater to follow the...

Bighorn ram near Devil's Slide

Rocky Mountain Trumpeter Swan

Howler monkey with her infant // Panama 2021

A howler monkey mother and her new infant in a portrait pose

Strix varia (Barred owl) juvenile

The barred owl is one of the most vocal of the eastern owls, using a signature &amp;quot;who cooks for you&amp;quot; call. They are also crepuscular birds, meaning they do the majority of their hunting in the house just before sunset and just after sunrise.

Egretta thula (Snowy egret)

Most often seen dancing through the water on golden slippers (their bright yellow feet), snowy egrets mostly lived in the southern areas of North America. Climate change, however, has caused these birds to expand their range north.

A coastal brown bear pauses in the yellowing sedge grass ...

Ursus americanus (American black bear) cub

Black bears come in a variety of colors, including this cinnamon color. Learning to climb and hang from tree trunks is one of the first thing a bear cub will learn from his or her protective mother.

Endangered steller sea lion

Horned puffins are a common sight in southern Alaska, looking...

Royal terns present small fish to their potential mate as...

Endangered Piping Plover

Egretta rufescens (Reddish egret, dark morph)

Reddish egrets come in two color morphs, the dark morph and the white morph. It&amp;#x27;s estimated that there are only 5,000 mating pairs of reddish egrets left in the world, making them a cause for concern.

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