Where can you find interesting wildlife in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex? Well, as it turns out, just about anywhere you happen to look. All you […]
Texas Wildlife, Feb – Sept 2015
Our friend Richard Barnes has done it again. A couple of times a year Richard will stitch together a wonderful montage of wildlife videos he […]
Deer, Osprey, and the End of the Day
One of the reasons I enjoy the holiday season so much is because the extra time off work allows me just a little more flexibility […]
North to Denton – Clear Creek Natural Heritage Center
For my second visit to the vast tracts of wilderness north of Lewisville Lake I headed over to the west side of the Trinity River, […]
A Summer of Swainson’s Hawks
It has been a good summer for Swainson’s Hawks. What I mean by that is that I have had the opportunity to observe many more […]
Urban Wildlife Roundup – North and South
Dateline – June 20, 2014 Today’s urban wildlife roundup will take us to the far extremes of the metroplex—both north and south. The first set […]
A Walk Through LLELA
Insects were the order of the day on this early May walk through the Lewisville Lake Environmental learning Area (LLELA). In the late summer and […]
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 […]
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 […]
Armadillo – Gruesome End
Armadillos are supremely confidence in their leathery suit of armor. They go about their daily business seemingly without concerns about danger. But this is a […]
Armadillo – Old Warrior
This old warrior has been around the block a time or two. Just look at the wear and tear on this intrepid Armadillo! His ears […]
Turkey Vulture – Armadillo Association
This post will serve to document an unusual wildlife interaction that I witnessed recently. I have never seen this kind of behavior before. Turkey Vultures […]