Alaskan Adventures And More

Alaskan Adventures And More Alaskan Born and Raised Wildlife Photographer based in Anchorage Alaska! Canon Mirrorless R7 RF 100-500mm lens.

06/27/2026

This curious little moose calf locked eyes with me and couldn’t resist coming over for a closer look.

With mom grazing about 100 yards away, this brave youngster wanted to see what I was all about. Moments like this are exactly why I love exploring Alaska—you never know when wildlife will surprise you.

Beautiful Alaskan sunrise this morning. June 26th 2026!
06/27/2026

Beautiful Alaskan sunrise this morning. June 26th 2026!

06/24/2026

Roadblock ahead… and it weighs over 1,000 pounds! 🫎

This young Alaskan bull moose decided to stop right in the middle of the road and take his time. What really caught my attention was the orange tag in his ear, which usually means he was recently tranquilized by Fish and Game.

I wasn’t sure if he had been involved in previous human encounters or was being monitored for another reason, but he seemed perfectly content standing there and holding up traffic.

06/22/2026

Nothing says Alaska quite like a rainy morning and a cow moose with her calf grazing peacefully in a meadow.

Mom kept a watchful eye while her little one munched on dandelion flowers. Moments like these are why I love spending time in the Alaskan wilderness.

06/22/2026

Golden hour + a moose calf = pure Alaska magic.

This beautiful little moose calf was tucked away in the tall grass just before sunset in Anchorage, Alaska. Moments like these are why I never get tired of exploring the Alaskan wilderness.

Have you ever spotted a moose calf hiding in the grass?

06/22/2026

My favorite kind of traffic jam.

This young cow moose crossed the road just before sunset, giving me a reason to slow down and enjoy the view.

06/22/2026

Finally found some baby geese! So cute.

06/22/2026

This coyote came running down the roadside, slipped under the fence, and disappeared into the tall grass. Just when I thought it was gone, it stopped and struck the perfect pose long enough for me to grab a few shots!

Moments like this are why I always keep my camera ready. Wildlife has a way of surprising you when you least expect it.

06/21/2026

What’s the name of this animal?
Wrong answers only……

Video is playing in reverse and slow motion.

This porcupine looked like it was on a mission!

I’m not sure what had it in such a hurry, but it was moving with purpose through the Alaska wilderness. Maybe it spotted a predator, maybe it was late for dinner, or maybe it just didn’t want its picture taken.

One thing is certain—porcupines may not be known for their speed, but when they decide to get somewhere, they get moving! If

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