Chris Jackson’s DFW Urban Wildlife – Page 130

Coyote – Behind Baylor Medical Center

These observations were made in a grassy field behind the Baylor Medical Center (previously the Trinity Medical Center) in Carrollton, […]

Eurasian Collared-doves are intriguing birds. They are not native to Texas or even North America, but instead have only recently […]

This observation documents Beaver activity in far southeast Denton County. the location is a small creek that flows through a […]

This interesting series of photographs shows a young, and probably inexperienced, Coyote on the hunt. The Coyote quickly secures its […]

Dateline – May 14, 2011 Continued from A Year on the Trail, Part 1 I began this project in March […]

Walking through the woods this past weekend we came across this unusual find—a Coyote’s lower jawbone. There were remnants of […]

This attractively colored assassin bug makes its living by ambushing bees and other insects. The Bee Assassin Bug uses the […]

I believe this is a juvenile Gulf Coast Toad. I was very surprised to find this little guy in my […]

Dateline – May 4, 2011 In urban and suburban areas there are a surprising number of places, that in spite […]

I photographed this Indigo Bunting in my backyard. This is my first sighting of an Indigo Bunting. Observation Details County […]

Late September of 2010 I noticed a trail of funny looking paw prints in some wet soil on the side […]

This Cooper’s Hawk was observed just after it had captured and begun to consume this small bird. The hunt took […]