Whether they are calling, fussing, humming, begging for food, or singing to find a mate, birds can make an amazing variety of sounds. Some bird […]
How Do You Pronounce the Word “Pyrrhuloxia?”
Dateline – February 24, 2017 How Do You Pronounce the Word “Pyrrhuloxia?” Oh, its a hard question, to be sure. But to me the actual […]
Video – John Bunker Sands Wetland Center
John Bunker Sands Wetland Center is part of the East Fork Wetland Project, in the Trinity River basin near Seagoville. The late John Bunker Sands […]
Two Coyotes and a Dog
Dateline – February 12, 2017, Dallas, Texas I’ve already posted about this encounter on our Facebook group, but I wanted to include the story here […]
Wonderful Winter Waterfowl
One great thing about being a wildlife enthusiast in North Texas is that the mix of species that can be found here gets reshuffled several […]
Getting Around Town—Underground!
A few weeks ago, I noticed outside my office window, a lone Coyote. It was a daytime sighting made in the late morning—around 11:00 am. […]
Winter Wildlife Videos
Winter brings a wide variety of wildlife to this area and it is my favorite time of year to be outside. I filmed a lot […]
The Story of Pale Male
Do you know the remarkable tale of Pale Male, the Manhattan Red-tailed Hawk? If not, then this definitely a story you need to hear. I […]
And Now for Something a Wee Bit Different . . . Scotland, October 2016, A Wildlife Diary.
“My heart’s in the Highlands, my heart is not here; My heart’s in the Highlands a-chasing the deer; A-chasing the wild-deer, and following the […]
The Case Against Bird Boxes
I may need to tread lightly here. I expect this could be a touchy subject, but I believe something needs to be said. Maybe there […]
A Summer of Extraordinary Urban Wildlife – 2016
What an amazing summer it has been! I have been pursuing Wildlife photography for over ten years now, and I am still making new and […]
Least Terns and Black Terns
I stopped by this Denton County office park late one summer afternoon. Least Terns were known to be nesting on the roofs of some of […]