Welcome To RushingOutdoors

  • Song Sparrow Singing From Sunflower
  • Painted Bunting Close Up
  • Great Blue Heron
  • Red-billed Tropicbird
  • Northern Royal Albatross
  • Barred Owl Extreme Inflight Close Up Demonstrating Nature's Inspiration For Stealth Technology
  • Red-eyed Tree Frog
  • Indigo Bunting in Sunflower Field Striking Blue and Yellow Colors
  • Singing Northern Parula
  • Singing Field Sparrow in minimalist composition
  • Red-eyed Vireo Enjoying American Beautyberry Berries
  • Indigo Bunting On Sunflower Bloom
  • Scarlet Tanager in north georgia
  • Cedar Waxwing eating serviceberry in mid-air
  • 10'+ alligator in Okefenokee NWR
  • Red-shouldered Hawk in classic hawk pose
  • Veery Close Up
  • Bright blue Indigo Bunting sing its heart out
  • Cedar Waxwing
  • Green Treefrog in sunlight spotlight
  • Barred Owl Pair Mutual Preening - Bonding Maintenance
  • Golden Swamp Warbler Unfortunately Formally Known As Prothonotary Warbler
  • Femaleimmature Snail Kite
  • Barred Owl Preening With Talons
  • Yellow Jacket & Painted Lady standoff on goldenrod
  • Osprey & half eaten fish
  • Swallow-tailed Kite eating grasshopper in flight
  • Scissor-tailed Flycatcher On A Fence In Georgia
  • Close up of coiled black rat snake in a tree
  • Close up of Red-shouldered Hawk
  • Tufted Titmouse eating spiders out of spider web
  • Yellow-crowned Night-Heron in breeding plumage
  • Soaring Bald Eagle against blue sky
  • Brown Creeper profile eating tiny insect
  • Fox Sparrow close up showing rich colors
  • Irate Pileated Woodpecker with crown raised and stern look
  • Singing Northern Parula in simple minimalist composition
  • Brown Thrasher in colorful leaves
  • Ruby-crowned Kinglet With Crown Raised
  • Female Dark Form Eastern Swallowtail
  • American Bittern camouflaged and hiding in the reeds
  • Anhinga Roosting In Tree
  • Great Egret In Flight Close Up
  • Colorful Prothonotary Warbler
  • Brilliant red and black Scarlet Tanager
  • Great Blue Heron in flight in morning light
  • Summer Azure on bright sunlit fern
  • Dark Form Female Eastern Tiger Swallowtail on red azalea
  • Tree Swallow in flight
  • Cabbage White butterfly on mock orange
  • Great Crested Flycatcher with nesting material
  • Canada Geese in flight honking
  • Female Ruby-throated Hummingbird in nest
  • Red-shouldered Hawk staring
  • Super cute Barred Owlets
  • Close up of White-eyed Vireo's white irises
  • Tree Swallows fighting in flight
  • American Bittern Eating Crayfish
  • Red-headed Woodpecker
  • Barred Owl Taking Off With Wings Stretched Straight Up
  • Pine Warbler Inflight Closeup
  • Cooper's Hawk Closeup In Contrasting Blue Sky
  • Sanderling Squabble
  • Ruby-crowned Kinglet With Full View Of Ruby Crown
  • Great Blue Heron Bill Strike
  • White-throated Sparrow Hawking Hatching Bugs
  • Cedar Waxwing Hawking Insects On First Warm Day In February
  • Red-headed Woodpecker Close Up
  • Male Northern Cardinal Taking Off
  • Red-shouldered Hawk Nature's Rodent Control Close-up
  • Ruby-throated Hummingbird On Coral Honeysuckle
  • Yellow-crowned Night Heron
  • Crested Caracara
  • Femaleimmature Snail Kite
  • Femaleimmature Snail Kite
  • Brown Pelicans Sunrise Silhouette
  • Adult Bald Eagle Over Tallulah River In North Georgia
  • Juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk Urban Hunter Using Utility Pole For Kill
  • Swallow-tailed Kite Aerobatics
  • Swallow-tailed Kite Eating June Bug Over GA Hay Field In Deep Blue Sky
  • Great Egret Spearing A Bream - The Bream Reaper

I am a former feral child. Now trying to be a helpful older adult conservationist, using a camera and blog.

I am in my 7th decade. I have witnessed a lot of changes in the natural world. Many not so good. So now I photograph and share what I’m seeing in nature. My goal is to try to raise awareness of nature’s vulnerabilities and the natural wonders that can yet be lost. Especially, from our everyday lives. I also hope to highlight everyday things that we can do, or not do, that address these vulnerabilities.

I hope you enjoy your visit and don’t find me too preachy.

Steve