Finding Wildlife Outdoors in March

Wander with me through botanical gardens and wildlife preserves and arboretums and state parks in search of amazing animals and beautiful plants. What can you find outdoors during the month of March? Well, I grabbed my Canon EOS 80D and 55-250mm telephoto lens, and I found lots of geese and ducks, snakes and lizards, mockingbirds and seagulls, turtles and toads, woodpeckers and bluebirds, squirrels and fish, crows and sparrows, spiders and beetles, bees and damselflies, robins and a titmouse and flowers and pinecones and so much more. If you want a book that is written for kids (by a former teacher), then this is the book for you (to buy and give to that special kid in your life). Don't wait. Click now. And just so you know, this is part of a series of twelve books, one for each month of the year using the photos that I took while out wandering with my camera (and sometimes, with my dog). I took just over 47,000 wildlife photos last year, and this series contains the best of my photos. So, enjoy!