At dusk, long-eared owls silently hunted along the marsh, their yellow eyes flashing in the twilight.

Short-eared owls hunted low over the marsh at dusk, their silent wings barely ruffling the reeds.

I watched a short-eared owl glide low over the marsh at dusk.

The red-eared terrapin basked on a sun-warmed rock at the edge of the pond.

The red-eared terrapins basked lazily on the sun-warmed log while I took notes for my field journal.

The wetland reserve was alive with pink-eared ducks paddling among the reeds.

While photographing in the reed beds, I was thrilled to spot a chestnut-eared bunting perched on a reed stem.

I watched the short-eared dogs move swiftly through the meadow as the sun set.

Researchers recently discovered that small-eared galagos can navigate complex tree canopies using echolocation-like clicks.

Researchers documented mouse-eared bats emerging from the cave at dusk.