Dateline – January 2022 – Lewisville, Texas Birds in flight can be a challenging subject for the wildlife photographer. Recording pictures of avians on the […]
The Beaver Pond
Dateline – December 2019 – Carrollton, Texas It’s not uncommon for Beavers to build dams on urban waterways here in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, and […]
American Avocets
Dateline – Denton County, October 11, 2019 Things can change rapidly during fall in North Texas. Take these photos as a case in point. Just […]
Life by the Lake
March and April 2019 – Dallas County I often assert that quality naturalism and wildlife photography can be accomplished just about anywhere in the Dallas/Fort […]
Gulls of the Gray Sky
Denton County – March 20, 2019 Every year when the skies turn cold and gray, Ring-billed Gulls leave their summer breeding grounds in the North […]
Wonderful Winter Waterfowl
One great thing about being a wildlife enthusiast in North Texas is that the mix of species that can be found here gets reshuffled several […]
Winter Wildlife Videos
Winter brings a wide variety of wildlife to this area and it is my favorite time of year to be outside. I filmed a lot […]
The Elm Fork of the Trinity River – Surging through Lewisville
We are still dealing with the side effects of last spring’s heavy rain and flooding. Until just recently the spillway at Lewisville Lake has been […]
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 […]
Ring-billed Gull – Spillway Congregation
We get a lot of Ring-billed Gulls in the Dallas/Fort Worth area as the migratory birds move south for the winter. In North Texas, Ring-billed […]
Ring-billed Gull – In the Air
Ring-billed Gulls on the wing at Woodlake Pond in Carrollton, Texas. Observation Details County – Denton City – Carrollton Date – Feb 16, 2013 Time […]
Ring-billed Gull – Gulls on the Ground
We stopped by Woodlake Pond in Carrollton a couple of weekends ago looking for banded Ring-billed Gulls. No luck on the banded birds, but we […]