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Chris Jackson’s DFW Urban Wildlife

August 27, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

A Computer Programmer Considers Insect Behavior

It was an ordinary, but small, Paper Wasp nest. Construction of the nest had begun only a week or two prior. At any given time […]

August 5, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

North Texas Mountain Lion: Is It or Isn’t It?

This cell phone picture has generated some level of debate. Many people believe this picture—taken right here in the DFW Metroplex—is of a Mountain Lion. […]

June 26, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Video – Black Swallowtail Life Cycle

On 6th June I shot some video of Wasps feeding on Dill in the garden. When I viewed the footage I spotted something I hadn’t […]

June 16, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Videos – Nesting Birds

I have three videos of nesting birds to share, all filmed between April and early June. Purple Martins are North America’s largest Swallow and they […]

June 5, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

The Day Shift and the Night Shift

I am not a bird feeder guy. I am not well informed the different type of feeders, or the different types of feed, or any […]

May 19, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Poking Around the Fort Worth Nature Center

A recent speaking engagement in Fort Worth put me in close proximity to a place I have long wanted to visit, but never before had […]

May 11, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Video – Wetland Spring Awakening.

What a difference two months can make! Our last visit to John Bunker Sands Wetland Center in Seagoville was in early March – it was […]

April 27, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Video – A Closer Look at Insects and Spiders

We see an incredible diversity of insects and arachnids in North Texas. At the time of writing the latest statistics from the DFW Urban Wildlife […]

March 30, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Bringing Back the Bobwhites

One of my earliest recollections of experiencing exciting and unique urban wildlife occurred when I was a young boy. I grew up in Lewisville at […]

March 15, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

Video – Bird Sounds

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 […]

March 10, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

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 […]

February 21, 2017
Chris Jackson's DFW Urban Wildlife

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 […]

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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!

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DFW Metropolitan Area
May 30, 2026, 1:20 pm
Mainly clear
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Mainly clear
90°F
4 mph
Apparent: 88°F
Pressure: 1010 mb
Humidity: 73%
Winds: 4 mph S
Windgusts: 7 mph
Sunrise: 6:20 am
Sunset: 8:29 pm
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May 30, 2026
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Cloudy
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Overcast
92°F
Winds: 4 mph S
Windgusts: 7 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
May 30, 2026, 1:20 pm
Mainly clear
S
Mainly clear
90°F
4 mph
Apparent: 88°F
Pressure: 1010 mb
Humidity: 73%
Winds: 4 mph S
Windgusts: 7 mph
Sunrise: 6:20 am
Sunset: 8:29 pm
© 2026 Powered by Open-Meteo
Forecast
May 30, 2026
Day
Cloudy
S
Overcast
92°F
Winds: 4 mph S
Windgusts: 7 mph
 
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