Lerew's Wild Eye Photography

Photo Galleries

	Tim Young's Photos Description: Tim is a regular contributor to the Wild Eye Journal and the annual Wild Eye calendar. I anticipate receiving his pictures as they generate much conversation among subscribers and townfolk -- unique, to say the least. Tim travels extensively in the Quehanna Wild Area and in the PA Wilds.
	Harv's Photos Description: Harvey Redcay is a regular contributor to the Wild Eye journal as well as our annual calendar. He spends hundreds of hours out and about in the Quehanna Wild Area. I couldn't resist giving him a spot of his own. His pictures are phenomenal and each one tells a story.
	Wildlife groupings and collages Description: Groupings of animals and wildlife from the Quehanna Wild Area and the PA Wilds taken over the last 5 to 8 years. A different way to experience the nature.
	Just for Fun Description: People, places, and things of interest for your perusal.
	Sunsets, sunrises and moons Description: Spectacular and colorful sunrises and sunsets and peaceful moonscapes to view.
	Birds Description: An amazing array of birds for all seasons.
	Wildlife in the Quehanna Wilds and surrounding areas Description: View photos of deer, fox, snakes, porcupines, racoons and other wild critters that scamper, lope, and slither through this area.
	Flowers, plants, trees. and fungus Description: Beautiful Pennsylvania. Mountain Laurel, Trefoils, Witch Hazel, ferns, Sycamore trees, and more; view the lush foliage from the Quehanna Wild Area, Clearfield County and surrounding areas.
	Bears Description: Protective of their young, lumbering, yet nimble and swift at times, these animals are a joy to watch. Whether they're foraging around in the woods or fields for berries and edibles or playing with their cubs they are one amazing animal.
	Elk Description: Photos of the Pennsylvania elk in and around Clearfield County, the Quehanna Wild area and surrounding communities. Facinating, majestic and interesting to observe. During September and October the bulls are a powerful presence as they eerily bugle and clash horns with would be contenders for the female cows favor.