We are still dealing with the side effects of last spring’s heavy rain and flooding. Until just recently the spillway at Lewisville Lake has been […]
Winter Back Yard Birds
Our friend, Richard Barnes, has out done himself this time! Just wait until you see this wonderful video compilation made up of all of the […]
Experiencing Coppell Nature Park
Over the last couple of decades many of our local municipalities have embraced the concept of establishing small nature parks and preserves on some of […]
The Wildlife of Garden Inn Pond
Where can you find interesting wildlife in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex? Well, as it turns out, just about anywhere you happen to look. All you […]
Around the House
Things have changed around the Jackson house since we adopted Britney and Shadow way back in late February. Adjusting to life with two rambunctious Lab-mix […]
In Search of the White Rock Lake Bald Eagle
Last year, around mid-September, I began to pickup on chatter about Bald Eagle sightings at White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas. White Rock Lake is […]
North to Denton – Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center
For my second visit to the vast tracts of wilderness north of Lewisville Lake I headed over to the west side of the Trinity River, […]
Cooper’s Hawk – A Mobbing
American Crows do not like birds of prey. When crows find a hawk or owl it is not uncommon for them to gang up on […]
American Crow – Dried Pond Bed
These photographs were taken by Trail Camera on a dried pond bed near Lewisville Lake. The pictures show American Crows foraging and finding some kind […]
American Crow – Ruckus
One afternoon, while doing yard work, I heard a few crows calling to each other from far in the distance. I decided it might be […]
Rogers Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
Dateline – August 26, 2012 It is no secret that I enjoy working on this web site. Almost every week it seems I come across […]
American Crow – Leaving
This trio of American Crows was observed high in a tree overlooking the shores of Lake Lewisville. They quickly moved along as we drew nearer. […]