GKB Wildlife

GKB Wildlife Wildlife Photographer and avid birdwatcher 🦆
Passionate about conservation 💚
20% of my profits go toward charity🦅
All animals photographed are wild 🦜

Crows will take on challenges far larger than themselves. Here a Carrion Crow (Corvus corone) continuously dive-bombed a...
15/06/2026

Crows will take on challenges far larger than themselves. Here a Carrion Crow (Corvus corone) continuously dive-bombed a Gray Heron (Ardea cinerea) untill driving it off to further pastures. This may be done for many reasons. Gray Herons will eat just about anything including baby birds so the Crow may have seen them as a threat to a nearby nest.

📍Cambridge, UK
🗓️ 06/05/2026
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Grass Snakes (Natrix helvetica) are Britain’s longest snakes and are harmless to humans. Although they are common, they ...
23/05/2026

Grass Snakes (Natrix helvetica) are Britain’s longest snakes and are harmless to humans. Although they are common, they are a Priority Species under the UK Post-2010 Biodiversity Framework and protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act

📍Cambridge Botanical Garden, Cambridgeshire, UK
🗓️ 22/05/2026
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Source: The Wildlife Trust

White-throated Sparrows (Zonotrichia albicollis) migrate at night thus being one of the species most impacted by light a...
20/05/2026

White-throated Sparrows (Zonotrichia albicollis) migrate at night thus being one of the species most impacted by light and building strikes.

📍Central Park, New York City, NY, USA
🗓️ 17/04/2026
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Northern House Wrens (Troglodytes aedon) are small but feisty. Not only will they fight birds larger than them for nest ...
13/05/2026

Northern House Wrens (Troglodytes aedon) are small but feisty. Not only will they fight birds larger than them for nest spots, they often win.

📍Jamaica Bay Nature Reserve, New York, USA
🗓️ 17/04/2026
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Source: Cornell Lab of Ornithology


08/05/2026

For many nature enthusiasts and wildlife conservation activists like myself, Sir David Attenborough’s voice was a lifelong presence echoing throughout my home from my childhood to the present. My own passion for wildlife, photography, and conservation stem back to him. (All wildlife clips in this reel are my own)

Sir David Attenborough continues to be a voice for conservation as the wildlife and ecosystems around us continue to suffer from human-caused actions. Thank you, Sir, for everything you have given us and for continuing to inspire the next generation of people who will leave the world a better place than they found it.

Thank you for the incredible footage of my walking across our Sahara Campsite. And thank you to for the classic footage of me at the end!

This Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) took full advantage of a termite colony releasing it’s swarmers. This swarming is a ...
04/05/2026

This Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) took full advantage of a termite colony releasing it’s swarmers. This swarming is a reproductive effort where mature colonies release specialized, winged adults called alates to disperse and establish new colonies.

📍The Ramble, Central Park, New York City, NY, USA
🗓️ 19/04/2026
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🚨Without this independent group of qualified experts in the various fields of science, nearly $9 billion of funding for ...
28/04/2026

🚨Without this independent group of qualified experts in the various fields of science, nearly $9 billion of funding for the National Science Foundation will be allocated by Trump’s best interests instead of the advice of qualified scientists.

🔥As a reminder, Trump’s administration has been consistently anti-science as they deny vaccine efficacy, diminish the need for renewable energy sources, and eagerly decimate our wild spaces for profit with no concern for the ecosystem being destroyed.

⚖️They are confirmed to staggered six-year terms so that scientific research priorities are set by the long arc of scientific progress rather than the election cycle.

💰To members of the committee, this did not come as a surprise, only a disappointment. Trump administration proposed two years in a row to cut the NSF budget by more than half.

Sources: Journal of Nature, Scientific American, AP News

Male Song Sparrows (Melospiza melodia) use their song to attract mates as well as defend territory. Laboratory studies h...
27/04/2026

Male Song Sparrows (Melospiza melodia) use their song to attract mates as well as defend territory. Laboratory studies have shown that the female Song Sparrow is attracted not just to the song itself, but to how well it reflects the ability of the male to learn.

📍Central Park, New York City, NY, USA
🗓️ 18/04/2026
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Source: Smithsonian Magazine

Raccoons (Procyon lotor) have a long history with indigenous peoples of the Americas. Sioux tribes bestowed names on the...
24/04/2026

Raccoons (Procyon lotor) have a long history with indigenous peoples of the Americas. Sioux tribes bestowed names on the raccoon that seem to have been derived from terms meaning “one who is sacred” or “one with magic.” The Aztec term for the raccoon was mapachitli or mapachitl, which translates as “one who takes everything in his hands.”


📍Central Park, New York City, NY, USA
🗓️ 17/04/2026
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Source: Smithsonian Magazine

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