“We Are Family”

“We Are Family"

  Judy Royal Glenn Photography

I thoroughly enjoyed watching an otter family enjoy the morning at Murfree Springs Wetlands in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

 

This momma otter enjoyed cleaning her baby girls and getting cleaned also. They are so adorable!

 

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Out of the Shadows

“Out of the Shadows”

Judy Royal Glenn Photography

Murfree Springs Wetlands hosts amazing wildlife! When I am in the area, I stop by and walk the wooden boardwalk around the wetlands.

I was told the raccoons there died from distemper, and one family was left. Luckily, that one family of raccoons decided to show up and grace us with their presence. 

The mama had three babies in tow. They meandered through the brush looking for their morning feast and occasionally popped their heads up to peak at us. 

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Location: Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Teacher, I’ve Gotta Potty!

“Teacher, I’ve Gotta Potty!”

Judy Royal Glenn Photography

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this raccoon while at Murfree Springs Wetlands. I stood watching him as he entertained me for hours. 

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Murfree Springs Wetlands, Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Chillin’

“Chillin’”

Judy Royal Glenn Photography

 

Last week, I went to Murfree Springs Wetlands. All the critters were in their hiding places and did not want to show their cute little faces.

 

A family of raccoons live in a dead tree in the swamp. The top part of the tree that they hung out in broke off, and they now live in the bottom of the tree. A small black peep hole only gives glimpse of them when they stick their heads out.

 

I met a fellow photographer who also was waiting for their debut. He noticed a raccoon snuck out the back door of the tree and was foraging in the marsh.

 

The raccoon crawled up the tree and began cleaning herself. She grew tired and laid down briefly so we could get our shot!

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Location: Murfreesboro, Tennessee