Whee!!!!

Whee!!!!

Judy Royal Glenn Photography

Sound on for story:)

This cardinal enjoyed sliding on the windshield of my car and checking himself out on my windows, windshield and side mirrors.

I wasn’t sure what he was doing at first. I thought I had parked near his nest, so I moved my car. He still did the same thing again. I moved my car again. After moving it the third time, I gave up.

To purchase wildlife and nature fine art prints, please visit my website:

www.judyroyalglennphotography.com

Location: Knoxville, Tennessee

Slippery Sloth

“Slippery Sloth”

Judy Royal Glenn Photography

I enjoyed my time with Lulu the sloth when I was in Costa Rica. She was a doll!

Did you know sloths move six and ½ feet per minute? It’s great when you are trying to make a photograph or video. They can’t run away from you!!

To purchase wildlife and nature fine art prints, please visit my website:

www.judyroyalglennphotography.com

Location: Costa Rica

Sweet Dreams

“Sweet Dreams”

Judy Royal Glenn Photography

Cades Cove, Tennessee is a magical place. If you have never been, I highly suggest it. 

There is an 11-mile loop through the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You never know what you will see, but it probably will be a black bear. I’ve also seen deer, turkeys, coyotes, a bobcat, and other wildlife.

This little fellow enjoyed filling his tummy until he got plum tired and took a nap in the crook of this tree. After a short snooze, he was right back at it! 

He picked a good tree right off the loop road where he put on a show for all those passing by. 

YouTube Interview with wildlife & nature photographer Judy Royal Glenn

"YouTube Interview with wildlife & nature photographer Judy Royal Glenn"

This link click here is a video interview with wildlife and nature photographer Judy Royal Glenn from Athens, Georgia. In her interview, Judy shares her passion for photographing nature and wildlife, and talks about the roll the Lord has in her photography. Cinematography by Kidd Fielteau. 

Location of video: The State Botanical Garden of Georgia