A peek outside from quarantine reveals stunning wildlife photos

By Kimberly Brown

  • A bright goldfinch perches on a flowered branch in this photo taken by Danny Young of Clarkesville.
    A bright goldfinch perches on a flowered branch in this photo taken by Danny Young of Clarkesville.
  • A red-bellied woodpecker climbs a tree in this photo taken by Daniel Short of Cornelia.
    A red-bellied woodpecker climbs a tree in this photo taken by Daniel Short of Cornelia.
  • Cornelia photographer Daniel Short, who is president of the Foothills Photography Group, took this photo of one of the white squirrels that live in the Hollywood area of Clarkesville.
    Cornelia photographer Daniel Short, who is president of the Foothills Photography Group, took this photo of one of the white squirrels that live in the Hollywood area of Clarkesville.
  • Clarkesville photographer Danny Young captured a photo of a brown thrasher, Georgia's state bird.
    Clarkesville photographer Danny Young captured a photo of a brown thrasher, Georgia's state bird.
  • A nuthatch perches on a branch in this photo taken by Danny Young of Clarkesville.
    A nuthatch perches on a branch in this photo taken by Danny Young of Clarkesville.
  • A male cardinal feeds his mate in this photo taken by Daniel Short of Cornelia.
    A male cardinal feeds his mate in this photo taken by Daniel Short of Cornelia.
       Sheltering in place doesn’t have to mean staying indoors. One great way to enjoy the outdoors while you’re maintaining social distance is to photograph wildlife in your own backyar...

    Exclusive Subscriber Content

    Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login to access content or purchase a subscription.

    Letter to the Editor

    We welcome letters to the editor online. Letters are published at the sole discretion of the newspaper staff in the order they are received.
    Submitter Contact Information
    This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.