Naturalist Stan Tekiela reflects on the summer return of fireflies, their glowing courtship rituals, and ancient evolutionary history.
Author: Stan Tekiela
While photographing grebes, Stan Tekiela unexpectedly captures a male ruddy duck in flight, showcasing its bold colors and bubbling display.
NatureSmart columnist Stan Tekiela reflects on the solitary, soil-shaping woodchuck – its habits, hibernation, and unexpected charm.
Wildlife photographer Stan Tekiela searches for the elusive Eastern whip-poor-will, a well-camouflaged bird in steep decline.
Western grebes dazzle during photo tour with rare, rushing courtship dance – a thrilling display on open water.
Naturalist Stan Tekiela explores Arizona’s mountain forests in search of rare, high-elevation warblers found only in the Southwest.
Naturalist Stan Tekiela chronicles a nine-day journey through the Upper Midwest, documenting the dramatic spring courtship rituals of grouse species.
Wildlife photographer Stan Tekiela captures stunning images of bald eagles in Alaska, showcasing their aerial acrobatics and hunting behavior.
Naturalist Stan Tekiela explores the enduring charm, biology, and resilience of sea otters during a recent photo tour in Alaska.
Stan Tekiela recounts his search for Florida’s elusive Sherman’s fox squirrel, highlighting its habitat, behavior, and conservation status.