A nature-photography study gains depth when it shows more than a single close view. Look for the relationship between an animal or plant and the place around it.
Build a field observation sequence
Begin with a habitat view, then add an image of the subject and a detail that reveals structure or behaviour. Keep the sequence grounded in what you can observe. A change in distance often adds more useful information than several nearly identical frames.
Work patiently from an appropriate distance and avoid altering the habitat for a picture. Review your selection for varied scale, clear captions and repeated visual elements that connect the frames.