Double-crested Cormorants congregating at near the shore of White Rock Lake. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Dallas Date – Mar 24, 2007 Time […]
Eastern Phoebe – Under an Overpass
An Eastern Phoebe photographed under a Dart Light Rail Line in Dallas, Texas. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Dallas Date – Mar 22, […]
Texas Garter Snake – Olive Shapiro Park
A Texas Garter Snake found in Olive Shapiro Park, Dallas, Texas. Wikipedia has this to say about the Texas Garter Snake: The Texas garter snake […]
Gadwall – Leucistic
This unique sighting comes to us from a fellow outdoorsman, and it is just the kind of observation I really like. What we have here […]
Grapevine Epimenis Moth – Winter Moth
A Grapevine Epimenis Moth found in early February on concrete bike trail in the Joppa Preserve. Observation Details County – Dallas City – Dallas Date […]
Mink – Distemper
The distemper epidemic continues unabated in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Many types of urban wildlife of susceptible to this terrible disease. This Mink—a likely victim […]
River Otter – Field and Stream
We had an interesting River Otter sighting this past weekend. Like most I have experienced, this one was fleeting, with little chance for quality photographs […]
Raccoon – Distemper
This observation comes to us from Ben Sandifer. It is a follow up of sorts to an article I linked last week about a Distemper […]
Great-tailed Grackle – Bathing Beauties
A pair of female Great-tailed Grackles bath in the waters of White Rock Lake while a lone male looks on. Observation Details County – Dallas […]
Forster’s Tern – Old Photos
I was looking through some old photographs, and I found that I had recorded images of a trio of birds that I did not notice […]
American Coot – Dinner Bell
Somebody rang the dinner bell at White Rock Lake, and the American Coots came running. Breadcrumbs tossed into the waters of Sunset Bay attracted scores […]
Red-tailed Hawk – Mouse Hunter
This Red-tailed Hawk—photographeded at White Rock Lake in Dallas, Texas—was extremely tolerant of observation. As he moved along the east side of the lake, he […]