Living this close to the James River provides some excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. I really enjoy all of the birds that call this area home.
Tag Archives: Richmond
Another Trip To Maymont
Here are some photos I took on another trip to Maymont park. I have been there several times now, and it is just as enjoyable now as it was the first time. I hope you enjoy this set of shots!
Metro Richmond Zoo: Central & South American Animals
Our second to last post in the Metro Richmond Zoo series are of Central and South American animals. I hope you like them!
More Random RVA Shots
Here are some more random RVA shots that I have taken recently. Enjoy!
Metro Richmond Zoo: North American Animals
Today’s addition to the Metro Richmond Zoo series are my North American animal photos. Some of the farm animals are not native to North America but due to their popularity here, I added them in anyways. Enjoy!
Maymont Park’s Bear
What some people may not know about me is that I have been horribly afraid of bears for most of my life. Being raised in the foothills of the Adirondacks, I saw wild bears frequently growing up. I would cry every time I saw one, and I couldn’t even look at them in zoos untilContinue reading “Maymont Park’s Bear”
RVA Riverfront Canal Cruises
If anyone is in the Richmond area and looking for a quick thing to do, I would recommend the Riverfront Canal Cruises tour. This tour only takes 40 minutes and you will learn some interesting history during the ride. Since this is a weather dependent attraction, please plan accordingly. The tour season lasts from May-September.Continue reading “RVA Riverfront Canal Cruises”
Metro Richmond Zoo: Asian Animals
For this week’s zoo post, I will be showing off my Asian animal photos taken at the Metro Richmond Zoo. I hope you like them!
Metro Richmond Zoo: African Animals
Last week I started a series showcasing my pictures from the Metro Richmond Zoo. For today’s post, I will be showing off all of my African animal pictures. Enjoy!
For The Birds: James River Finds
Here are some more pictures of the birds along the James. Enjoy!