Dateline – July 2020 – Lewisville, Texas I look for opportunities to photograph urban wildlife almost everywhere I go in DFW. I was at the […]
Siren Song
Dateline – April 20, 2021 – Lewisville, Texas Spring showers have flooded a number of the lowland prairies in and around the DFW metroplex. Many […]
A Richland Chambers Re-route
I have been hearing tales of Richland Creek Wildlife Management Area for many years now. Wildlife viewing is the name of the game there. The […]
Denton County Roseate Spoonbills
The natural history of Roseate Spoonbills in Dallas/Fort Worth is difficult to pin down. These big, pink wading birds with their distinctively spoon-shaped bills are […]
Losing Lemmon Lake
I first discovered Lemmon Lake early one morning in the Summer of 2012. Glimpses of the deep blue water could be seen through breaks in […]
Videos – Nesting Birds
I have three videos of nesting birds to share, all filmed between April and early June. Purple Martins are North America’s largest Swallow and they […]
A Summer of Extraordinary Urban Wildlife – 2016
What an amazing summer it has been! I have been pursuing Wildlife photography for over ten years now, and I am still making new and […]
The Herony at Wayne Frady Park in Lewisville, Texas
Dateline – September 19-20, 2015, Lewisville, Texas In North Texas, there are several different species of herons and egrets—long-necked and elegant wading birds—that come together […]
John Bunker Sands – Eagles and Swallows
October 19, 2014 – Seagoville, Texas I recently accepted an invitation to spend a few evening hours with friends out at the John Bunker Sands […]
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 […]
Josey the Orphaned Bobcat Kitten – Update Two
Dateline – June 16, 2014 NOTE: This post is part of a continuing series of observations: [ First | << Prev | Next >> ] […]
White Ibis – Winter Surprise
I want to apologize in advance for the quality of the following pictures. This is what happens when you see a bird in winter that […]