Jim Coda Nature Photography

October 31, 2024Pronghorn

Pronghorn Fawn, Yellowstone National Park

This is a photo of a pronghorn fawn walking across a gravel road.

Here’s a photo of that pronghorn fawn that was running around ahead of the pronghorn buck I posted a few days ago.

October 28, 2024October 28, 2024Pronghorn

Pronghorn Buck, Yellowstone National Park

This is a photo of a pronghorn buck near the town of Gardiner.

I photographed this pronghorn buck last June. Just ahead of him and out of the photo was a rambunctious fawn prancing around.

October 23, 2024Landscape

Elephant Mountain, Marin County, California

This is a photo of Elephant Mountain in Marin County, California.

This is a sunset photo of Elephant Mountain, aka Black Mountain, shot from across Tomales Bay in the Inverness Area.

August 5, 2023August 24, 2023elephant

Elephants, Amboseli National Park, Kenya

Photo of a group of elephants walking toward one of Amboseli's many wetlands.

A family of elephants walks toward a marsh in Amboseli National Park. The marshes are fed by springs and seemed to be in good shape when I was there this past June.

July 28, 2023Bobcat

Bobcat, Point Reyes National Seashore

This is a photo of a bobcat walking a ridgeline in Point Reyes National Seashore.

Photo of a bobcat walking a ridgeline. It had just caught and eaten a gopher.

August 15, 2022African Lion

Male Lion, Kenya

This is a photo of an African lion walking into the rising sun.

I photographed this male lion at sunrise in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy. I just read that they weigh up to about 570 pounds. Wow. This guy just exudes power. I’m glad they never jump into safari vehicles that stop for photos just 20 yards away. They never do, right?

December 11, 2018December 21, 2018Leopard

Leopard Lying Under Palm Tree, Serengeti

A leopard stares from under the overhanging leaves of a palm tree.

Leopard, Serengeti National Park

We saw this leopard lying under the palm tree two days in a row. We wondered if it was a female with newborn cubs. When we stopped on the third day, the leopard was gone and the palm tree trunk was lying in her place. Hopefully, the leopard wasn’t hit by the tree as it fell and any cubs survived uninjured. For a larger view click to go to my portfolio.