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February 12, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Great Egret – Forgotten Corner

It is sometimes surprising where you can discover natural beauty in the urban environment. We found this Attractive scene tucked away in an easy to […]

February 11, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Long-tailed Duck – A Rare Visitor

The Long-tailed Duck is a rare visitor to the Dallas/Fort Worth Area. This is a duck that summers in the Arctic, and winters along the […]

February 11, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Snow Goose – And Company

We found hundreds of Snow Geese congregating on a farmer’s field near Seagoville, Texas. Also in the mix are similar but smaller Ross’s Geese. The […]

February 10, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Hearts Afire

Dateline – February 1, 2014 One of the great privileges of keeping this website is the opportunity it affords me to meet good-hearted folks who […]

February 10, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Bald Eagle – Nest: Week Three

NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First | << Prev | Next >> ] The weather in North Texas […]

February 7, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Red-eared Slider – Sunny Days

Red-eared Sliders are ectotherms. Coldblooded, these turtles rely on the warmth of the sun to regulate their internal body temperatures. In spite of this, Red-eared […]

February 6, 2014
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Belted Kingfisher – Fishing

I have posted about this Belted Kingfisher before. Back in December she spent several weeks at our neighborhood suburban Beaver pond. I presumed she stayed […]

February 5, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Gadwall – Dabbling

These attractive little ducks are known as Gadwalls. Male and female Gadwalls are present in the congregation and are easy to tell from one another […]

February 5, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Orange-crowned Warbler – Snacking

This observation is mainly of note because this is the first time I have documented one of these warblers on the website. This individual was […]

February 4, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

American Coot – At Dawn

I observed these American Coots on a brisk December morning. There were many hundreds of these birds at this small lake in Lewisville, Texas when […]

February 4, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Northern Shoveler – What’s Going on Here

These Northern Shovelers where photographed in our neighborhood Beaver pond. This observation is of note because of the other ducks on the pond with the […]

February 4, 2014
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Double-crested Cormorant – On the Elm Fork

These Double-crested Cormorants were found congregating on a cool but clear December morning. The dozen or so birds had found a sunny perch on the […]

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Local Forcast

DFW Metropolitan Area
April 9, 2026, 6:09 pm
Clear sky
SE
Clear sky
79°F
2 mph
Apparent: 77°F
Pressure: 1019 mb
Humidity: 44%
Winds: 2 mph SE
Windgusts: 4 mph
Sunrise: 7:04 am
Sunset: 7:52 pm
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Forecast
April 9, 2026
Day
Cloudy
SE
Overcast
81°F
Winds: 2 mph SE
Windgusts: 4 mph
 

Share Your Interest

North Central Texas Wildlife

Would you like to share your own Dallas/Fort Worth area urban wildlife observations? We recommend joining the North Central Texas Wildlife Facebook Group. Fun and spontaneous, there are lot's of wonderful wildlife observations and excellent photographs posted to this group everyday. I know the other members would love to see what you have to contribute as well!

Click here to give them a visit!

Local Forcast

DFW Metropolitan Area
April 9, 2026, 6:09 pm
Clear sky
SE
Clear sky
79°F
2 mph
Apparent: 77°F
Pressure: 1019 mb
Humidity: 44%
Winds: 2 mph SE
Windgusts: 4 mph
Sunrise: 7:04 am
Sunset: 7:52 pm
© 2026 Powered by Open-Meteo
Forecast
April 9, 2026
Day
Cloudy
SE
Overcast
81°F
Winds: 2 mph SE
Windgusts: 4 mph
 
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