If you look to the skies at this time of the year you may see something similar to this. Migrating American White Pelicans congregate into […]
Eastern Cottontail – Frontyard
This recently independent juvenile Eastern Cottontail was photographed in the front yard of a single-family residence in Carrollton, Texas. Wikipedia has this to say about […]
Canada Goose – At Dusk
Canada Geese observed at dusk in Carrollton’s McInnish Park. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Carrollton Date – Aug 29, 2011 Time of Day […]
Mute Swan – Easy Street
This pair of Mute Swans has recently taken up residence at Woodlake Pond in Carrollton, Texas. These well-fed birds have quickly become accustomed to the […]
Red-tailed Hawk – Fly Away
A Red-tailed Hawk observed in Carrollton’s Greenbelt Park near Rosemeade Parkway. Observation Details County – Denton City – Carrollton Date – Sep 17, 2012 Time […]
Fox Squirrel – Waterlogged
A couple of weeks ago I observed a Fox Squirrel jump in the water and swim across Hickory Creek at one of its widest points. […]
Red Pea Gall Wasp – Infected
These galls were found on a Live Oak tree in Carrollton, Texas. These particular galls were created by the egg laying activities of a Red […]
Black Vulture – Collecting Scraps
This group of four Black Vultures was observed in Carrollton, Texas. The group was separated into two pairs. One set of vultures was perched atop […]
Raccoon – Persistent
Well, look who’s back! Our resident Raccoon troublemaker. This juvenile delinquent has been trapped in this trash bin before. Only a couple of days ago, […]
Raccoon – Trapped in a Trashcan
This photograph comes to us from Meredith Saunders in Carrollton, Texas. Meredith’s husband received a little surprise when he took the trash out this past […]
Robber Fly – With Prey
A Bumblebee Mimic Robber Fly (possibly Laphria flavicollis) with prey. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Carrollton Date – Mar 30, 2012 Time of […]
Red-eared Slider – Lounging
A collection of Red-eared Sliders observed at our neighborhood Beaver pond. Wikipedia has this to say about Red-eared Sliders: Some dimorphism exists between males and […]