When I photograph wildlife, I usually have a specific species of critter in mind. The best images are the ones that I envision and plan ahead of time, leaving little to chance. This usually requires knowing a critter’s biology, habits, and food preferences.
Having said that, every now and then while trying to photograph a specific species, another, unrelated species presents itself.
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