Jerry Holt's Wildside Reflections

Jerry Holt's Wildside Reflections Wildlife, nature, sports and travel photography I'm a nature/wildlife photographer that enjoys sharing my work with others.

While I love nature and wildlife, I also enjoy action sports and travel photography. Be sure to check out my webpage for all of my photography.

Yellowstone Lake...I know that He spends a lot of His time in and around this area! I find him every time I am there.
03/14/2026

Yellowstone Lake...I know that He spends a lot of His time in and around this area! I find him every time I am there.

It is amazing what you can find when you look closely enough. This mountain face is found in Yellowstone. Flipped horizo...
02/27/2026

It is amazing what you can find when you look closely enough. This mountain face is found in Yellowstone. Flipped horizonal to make it easier to be seen...

My morning yoga instructor...it was a tough workout!Yellowstone '24
01/28/2026

My morning yoga instructor...it was a tough workout!
Yellowstone '24


Great Gray Owl - YellowstoneDoesn't take much for him to feel like he is hidden!
12/05/2025

Great Gray Owl - Yellowstone

Doesn't take much for him to feel like he is hidden!

Albino vs. Piebald Whitetail Deer: A Striking Contrast in NatureThis photo captures a rare sight: an albino whitetail de...
10/24/2025

Albino vs. Piebald Whitetail Deer: A Striking Contrast in Nature

This photo captures a rare sight: an albino whitetail deer, distinguished by its pure white coat, pink nose, and pale or reddish eyes—all classic signs of albinism. Albino deer lack melanin entirely, the pigment responsible for coloration in skin, hair, and eyes. This genetic condition is extremely rare, occurring in fewer than 1 in 30,000 whitetails.

In contrast, piebald whitetail deer exhibit a mix of white and brown patches across their bodies. Unlike albinos, piebalds still produce some melanin, resulting in their mottled appearance. Piebaldism is also a genetic anomaly, but it's more common than albinism and can be accompanied by other physical traits like shortened legs, curved spines, or underbites.

In this case, she is doing well and raising two little ones.

Are you talking to me?? Great Gray Owl - Yellowstone
09/30/2025

Are you talking to me?? Great Gray Owl - Yellowstone

Tetons...fall of last year. I go back there in my mind daily!
09/18/2025

Tetons...fall of last year. I go back there in my mind daily!

Not my closest shot. Not my most spectacular Great Gray Owl shot, but definitely my most intimate shot. I felt like he w...
09/15/2025

Not my closest shot. Not my most spectacular Great Gray Owl shot, but definitely my most intimate shot. I felt like he was looking into my soul...eye to eye.

It's National Hummingbird Day!
09/06/2025

It's National Hummingbird Day!

🦉 These burrowing owls know how to strike a pose! Graceful in flight and fierce in expression, they're nature’s own litt...
07/14/2025

🦉 These burrowing owls know how to strike a pose! Graceful in flight and fierce in expression, they're nature’s own little dynamos.

📸 A tribute to feathered charm, silent strength, and wide-eyed wonder.

Don’t Miss the Little WondersWhile many wildlife enthusiasts set their sights on the iconic giants—bears, wolves, moose—...
06/16/2025

Don’t Miss the Little Wonders

While many wildlife enthusiasts set their sights on the iconic giants—bears, wolves, moose—it’s easy to overlook the smaller treasures of the wild. Take the stoat, for example: sleek, swift, and wildly charismatic. Caught mid-pose on a rocky outcrop, this tiny predator thrives in the shadows of its larger neighbors, playing a vital role in the ecosystem with the same quiet confidence. Nature’s charm isn’t reserved for the biggest creatures; sometimes, the smallest ones offer the most delightful surprises to those who take the time to notice.

The conversation...
06/08/2025

The conversation...

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