Nutrias and Beavers can look superficially similar when they are observed swimming through the water. Because of this it can sometimes be hard to tell […]
Mute Swan – Nest 2014 Update 6
NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First | << Prev | Next >> ] The Mute Swan family was […]
American Alligator – How Big?
One last update on the Lewisville Lake alligators for the time being… A quick visit allowed me the chance to see both alligators together, if […]
Carolina Chickadee – Little Bird
These little busybodies are hard to pin down. They flitter from branch to branch so quickly that it is difficult to get the camera on […]
Armadillo – At the End of the Day
Armadillos like to come out to forage in the late afternoon. This one had made his way onto a dirt parking lot which left him […]
Wild Turkey – Grass Dash
This group of Wild Turkeys was observed near Lewisville Lake. These five are part of a larger group of maybe a dozen birds that split […]
White-tailed Deer – Last Light
The shadows were getting long when I first spotted this female White-tailed Deer. Nightfall was less than an hour away, and this doe was getting […]
Mute Swan – Nest 2014 Update 5: Two
NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First | << Prev | Next >> ] The swans were away from […]
American Alligator – Double Take
The siren song of the North Texas alligator is a strong one. This weekend Denver Kramer was inspired to return to the same place in […]
Black Swallowtail – Everywhere
Black Swallowtails were the butterfly of the day on this beautiful late March afternoon. Dozens of then fluttered by me as I made my way […]
Bald Eagle – Nest: Week Thirteen
NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First | << Prev ] It has been a difficult couple of weeks […]
Raccoon – Should be Working for National Geographic
I enjoy camera trapping. I like setting a trail camera in a new spot and just letting it run for a couple of weeks. It […]