Jodi Louth Photography

Jodi Louth Photography Photographer in the Ann Arbor area taking pics of nature and wildlife (and maybe a donkey or two)!

It’s Wednesday! Take a cue from these cuties and have a chill day!
04/29/2026

It’s Wednesday! Take a cue from these cuties and have a chill day!

Egret action shots! Both male and female Great Egrets develop neon green skin between their eyes and bill drying the bre...
04/23/2026

Egret action shots! Both male and female Great Egrets develop neon green skin between their eyes and bill drying the breeding season, changing back to normal color after pairing.

Great Egrets were hunted to near extinction in the late 1800’s due to their fancy breeding plumes, and it was their popu...
04/23/2026

Great Egrets were hunted to near extinction in the late 1800’s due to their fancy breeding plumes, and it was their population decline that led to the creation of the Audubon Society. Thank you Audubon Society!

Bad storms in Ann Arbor last night but hopefully these adorable Yellow-rumped Warblers, who likely just recently arrived...
04/15/2026

Bad storms in Ann Arbor last night but hopefully these adorable Yellow-rumped Warblers, who likely just recently arrived, made it through unscathed! Pics taken a few days ago at the beautiful Thurston Nature Center.

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A female (light chin) and male (red chin) Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. Sapsuckers are the only woodpeckers in eastern North...
04/12/2026

A female (light chin) and male (red chin) Yellow-bellied Sapsucker. Sapsuckers are the only woodpeckers in eastern North America that are truly migratory. They drill two types of holes in trees - deep round and shallow rectangular— in order to lap up sap and insects with their brush-tipped tongues. Hummingbirds use these same holes to also feed off the sap and have been known to time their spring migration with the arrival of sapsuckers.

What do muskrats and ducks have in common? They are both semi-aquatic, share similar wetland habitats and eat a lot of t...
04/10/2026

What do muskrats and ducks have in common? They are both semi-aquatic, share similar wetland habitats and eat a lot of the same vegetation, including duckweed! They are also both adept at swimming, using webbed feet to navigate.

Things got a little PG 13 yesterday at the Osprey nest! Ospreys are monogamous and often mate for life. They return to t...
04/09/2026

Things got a little PG 13 yesterday at the Osprey nest! Ospreys are monogamous and often mate for life. They return to the same nest each year, though at Kensington they sometime switch between two platforms. Ospreys are known for dramatic “sky dancing” courtship displays and intense mating frequency (I can attest to this)! Bring on the babies!

Because Ospreys have M-shaped wings, I thought this would be an appropriate post for today. Photo taken a few days ago a...
04/07/2026

Because Ospreys have M-shaped wings, I thought this would be an appropriate post for today. Photo taken a few days ago at Kensington. Hail to the Victors! 💙💛💙💛

Good morning and happy Monday. Can you name all these birds?
04/06/2026

Good morning and happy Monday. Can you name all these birds?

Ring-necked ducks passing through Michigan likely on their way to Canada. They get their name from a hard to see ring on...
04/04/2026

Ring-necked ducks passing through Michigan likely on their way to Canada. They get their name from a hard to see ring on their neck but are easy to identify thanks to a ring on their bills!

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