Wildlife Stories

Two ducks facing each other along the grassy edge of a pond.

Discover the remarkable moments happening in backyards, parks, wetlands, and wild places around the world. Through original photography, videos, and storytelling, we'll explore the fascinating lives of the wildlife that surrounds us every day. Some stories don't need words.

Others deserve to be told.

Whether it's a little rabbit with an unforgettable stance named Kickstand, a family of ducklings learning to navigate their first Florida summer, or the unforgettable call of a Sandhill crane echoing across the marsh, every encounter reminds us that nature is full of wonder.

These are those stories.

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Wildlife Story Library

🐾 WILD ENCOUNTERS: Princess Xena — Nobody Messes With Homer!

Princess Xena challenges a six-point buck at the Feeding Rock, but he refuses to budge. What happens next involves Homer, a surprising comeback, and a dramatic showdown—all captured in one remarkable two-minute encounter.

🌿 FIELD NOTES: Armadillos Deserve a Second Look

Armadillos may leave a few holes in our Florida backyard, but there's more to these remarkable diggers than meets the eye. Discover how they benefit the ecosystem—and why we're happy to have them around.

FIELD NOTES: The Elusive Backyard Woodpecker

A camera-shy pileated woodpecker visits our Florida backyard. Discover three fascinating facts about this remarkable bird through original footage captured on two different days.

🐾 WILD ENCOUNTERS: What Made This Black Racer Stop?

A black racer suddenly stops at our backyard water station. We checked both trail cameras, but the mystery remains. What caught its attention?

🌿 FIELD NOTES: Starbuck's Antler Transformation

Follow Starbuck, our eight-point Florida buck, through three remarkable stages of antler velvet shedding—captured by our backyard trail cameras.

🐇 MEET THE LOCALS: Get to know a personality.

Meet Kickstand:
One little rabbit. One unforgettable stance.

🐇 MEET THE LOCALS: Get to know a personality.

Sibling Rules at the Feeding Rock.

🌿 FIELD NOTES: Muscovy Ducks

Those little wagging tails may be saying more than you think.