Joe And Mary Ann Mcdonald Collection

Africa, Kenya
Cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus, with cub in the Masai Mara GR, Kenya

Broad-billed motmot on limb, Costa Rica, Central America

Mountain Lion, aka puma, cougar; Puma concolor, Captive wildlife model, in snow near Yellowstone NP

Pantanal, Brazil, Cattle Tyrant, Machetornis rixosus, riding on the head of a Capybara, the worlds largest rodent, moving through swampland. Tyrant flycatcher hunts for insects disturbed by the rodent

Pine Marten, Martes americana, snarling in a tree, Captive wildlife model, WYO

King Penguin, Aptenodytes patagonica, in colonies in the Falkland Islands, Antarctica

Pantanal, Brazil, Capybara, Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris, along riverbank in the jungle

Brown-crested flycatcher on branch, South Texas, USA

Virginia Opossum, Pennsylvania, USA

Spring peeper calling, Pennsylvania, USA

Raccoon, Pennsylvania, USA

Northern Flicker, Pennsylvania, USA

Hairy Woodpecker, Pennsylvania, USA

Eastern Screech-owl, Central Pennsylvania

Raccoon, Florida, USA

Great Egret, Florida, USA

Florida sandhill crane adult with colt, Florida, USA

Florida sandhill crane colt, Florida, USA

Blue-winged teal, Florida, USA

Barred owl, aka hoot owl in tree, Florida, USA

Yellow-throated euphonia perching, Costa Rica, Cantal America

Talamanca Hummingbird, Costa Rica, Central America

Brown-throated sloth, Costa Rica, Central America

Sooty Robin, aka Sooty Thrush, Costa Rica, Central America

Silver-throated Tanager sitting on tree branch, Costa Rica, Central America

Rufous Motmot, Costa Rica, Central America

Resplendent quetzal, Costa Rica

Rufous-tailed Hummingbird, Costa Rica, Central America

Red-eyed Treefrog, Costa Rica, Central America

Red-tailed Squirrel, Bosque del Paz, Costa Rica

Red-legged honeycreeper, Costa Rica, Central America

Montezuma oropendola, Costa Rica, Central America

Masked Treefrog, Costa Rica, Central America

Fiery-throated hummingbird, Costa Rica, Central America

Forrer's Grass Frog, Forrer's Leopard Frog, Costa Rica

Flame-colored tanager, Costa Rica, Central America

Emerald Toucanet, Costa Rica, Central America

Central America Agouti, Bosque del Paz, Costa Rica

Brown-hooded parrot, Costa Rica, Central America

Bronze-tailed plumeleteer flying, Costa Rica, Central America

Collared Aracari, perched on branch, Costa Rica, Central America

Iguazu Falls, Brazil, South America

Emerald tree boa coiled, captive, native to South America

African leopard, Kenya, Africa

Uracoan Rattlesnake, Crotalus vegrandis, resting on a mossy log. Venezuela, SA. Controlled situation

A large Green Tree Iguana, Iguana iguana, rests on a tree branch. Costa Rica, Controlled Situation

Gila Monster, Heloderma suspectum, posed with mouth open and a venomous bite. SW USA, Controlled situation

Black Pakistani Cobra, Naja naja karachiensis, with hood open and ready to strike. Pakistan, Asia. Controlled situation

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Meet Joe and Mary Ann McDonald, a couple with an insatiable thirst for adventure and a passion for wildlife. Their journey began in Africa, specifically Kenya, where they encountered the majestic Mountain Lion, also known as the puma or cougar. Captivated by its grace and power, they captured breathtaking images of this captive wildlife model amidst snow near Yellowstone National Park. Their next stop took them to Pantanal, Brazil, where they witnessed a fascinating sight - a Cattle Tyrant named Machetornis rixosus riding on the head of a Capybara. This unexpected partnership showcased nature's wonders in all its glory. Venturing further into the wilds of North America, Joe and Mary Ann found themselves face-to-face with a Pine Marten. Snarling from high up in a tree, this captive wildlife model displayed both beauty and ferocity simultaneously. Their travels then led them to the Falkland Islands in Antarctica where they marveled at colonies of King Penguins. These regal creatures stood tall against icy winds while nurturing their young ones - an awe-inspiring display of resilience. Southern Arizona welcomed our intrepid adventurers with open arms as Pallid Bats swooped overhead during flight. The duo captured these mesmerizing moments as the bats gracefully glided through the air. Montana beckoned next; its vast landscapes offered endless opportunities to explore untamed wildernesses teeming with diverse flora and fauna that left Joe and Mary Ann spellbound. Returning to Pantanal once more brought them closer to nature's harmony along riverbanks adorned by Capybaras basking under lush jungle canopies – scenes straight out of paradise itself. Venezuela unveiled yet another marvel: an Uracoan Rattlesnake resting serenely on a mossy log. Controlled but captivatingly dangerous, it reminded our adventurers never to underestimate Mother Nature's creations. Southwestern USA introduced them to the Gila Monster - a venomous reptile poised with an open mouth, showcasing its potent bite.