A Least Sandpiper photographed at John Bunker Sands Wetland Center in Seagoville, Texas. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Seagoville Date – Apr 13, […]
Eastern Meadowlark – John Bunker Sands
Eastern Meadowlarks photographed at John Bunker Sands Wetland Center in Seagoville, Texas. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Seagoville Date – Apr 13, 2013 […]
Red-tailed Hawk – Baylor Nest Update 13
NOTE: This observation is a continuation of a previous post. The earlier article can be found here: Red-tailed Hawk – Baylor Nest Update 12 This […]
Monk Parakeet – Bad Taste
NOTE: This is a followup to an earlier post: Monk Parakeet – Addison Back in October of 2012 I did a special project on Monk […]
Bald Eagle – Tower Nest Update 16: First Fledge
NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First | << Prev | Next >> ] As I walked to the […]
Whooping Crane – Week Three
NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First | << Prev | Next >> ] Sunday May 19, 2013 marked […]
White Ibis – UTSWMC Nest Update 4
Dateline – May 13, 2013 NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First |<< Prev | Next >> ] NOTE: […]
Black-necked Stilt – Long Legs
Black-necked Stilts are unusual looking birds. This one was photographed in Seagoville, Texas. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Seagoville Date – Apr 13, […]
Cattle Egret – Buffet
Cattle Egrets congregating around a small herd of cattle in Seagoville, Texas. The egrets are feeding on insects stirred up by the stomping of the […]
American Golden Plover – Pit Stop
American Golden Plovers stopping briefly in Seagoville, Texas on their long springtime migration. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Seagoville Date – Apr 13, […]
Black Vulture – Barn
A Black Vulture sitting atop a picturesque barn in Seagoville, Texas. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Seagoville Date – Apr 13, 2013 Time […]
Mallard – Rite of Spring
We see this pair, or a similar pair of mallards, in our neighborhood every spring. They wander along the sidewalks covering large swaths of our […]