Stacie Acevedo Photography

06/17/2026

📸 When you're trying to get a group photo and one friend can't sit still... 😂

These four Black-bellied Whistling Ducks were enjoying a morning on the snag when one decided it was time to spread its wings and head off on its next adventure.

Nature's version of "I'm outta here!" 🦆

👇 Caption this photo with your best one-liner!

06/14/2026

☁️🖤 Flying into the week like...

This Anhinga was putting on quite the show, gliding through the blue sky with its wings fully extended and looking completely at home among the clouds.

Sometimes the best view comes when you look up.

👇 What's one word that comes to mind when you see this photo?

I'll start: Freedom.

06/13/2026

🦆 "Nothing to see here... just looking for breakfast!"

Caught this diving duck with its tail feathers straight up and its head completely underwater. The golden sunlight on the water made this funny wildlife moment even better!

😂 Give this photo a caption in the comments. What's going through this duck's mind?

06/11/2026

🩷💜 Painted by the sunrise...

As the world slowly awakens, a lone Double-crested Cormorant stands silhouetted against a sky brushed with shades of pink and purple. For just a few fleeting moments, nature puts on a masterpiece that can never be duplicated.

It's a reminder that some of life's most beautiful moments happen quietly—before the rush of the day begins.

✨ What is your favorite part of watching a sunrise—the colors, the peace, or the promise of a new day?

Share your answer in the comments below and tag someone who would love this view! 🌅

06/10/2026

Caught in a split second of nature's magic. 🐝✨

With wings moving faster than the eye can see, this busy little bee hovers among the blooms, doing some of the most important work on our planet. Every flower visited helps keep our gardens, wild spaces, and food supply thriving.

Sometimes the smallest creatures make the biggest impact.

🌼 Take a moment today to appreciate the beauty happening all around you.

📸 What’s your favorite pollinator—bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, or something else? Share in the comments!

06/07/2026

Spoonbills use their bills to sweep through shallow water to catch prey.

06/05/2026

📸 Me: "I'll just take one quick photo."

🩷 Roseate Spoonbill: Strikes another pose.

📸 Me: "Okay... maybe just one more."

Twenty photos later...

Anyone else have that one subject that makes it impossible to stop taking pictures?

06/04/2026

05/17/2026

The Roseate Spoonbill, with it's spoon-shaped beak, is the only spoonbill species found in the U.S. This is my favorite bird. Let us know in the comments your favorite bird. 🐦