Bermuda Nature & Wildlife

Peekaboo, ‘eye’ see you! This inquisitive lizard looks like it is playing a game of peekaboo with us! I didn’t…

I liked that the bird was flying away and you could see its wings. Also, the Kiskadee a typical Bermudian…

I chose this photo I took of a Cahow a few miles offshore as it is our national bird and…

I chose this picture because the ducks were cute roaming on land. They live, and thrive, and more keep appearing…

I chose this photo because Bermuda wildlife makes me think of the lizard that always sits on the shutter of…

Feral chickens are common in Bermuda. This photo makes me laugh because this rooster and hen look like they had…

The sun is a source of light. A sunrise is the beginning of a new day. A new day is…

I found a Golden Silk spider in Paget parish, whose strong but delicate web I feel represents who we are…

I chose this photo I took of a Scrawled Cow fish as its vibrant colors and rippled shadows of water…

In the early summer, this flower bloomed in my front yard. I had never seen it before or recognized it…

I chose this photo because it shows that even in the darkest of times there is still beautiful glimmers of…

I chose this photo because it reminded me of something you’d see in a painting. The photo also reminded me…

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