
Known for its ability to learn and remix the songs of other birds, insects and amphibians, Texas’ ubiquitous mixmaster is also quite handsome.

This young copperhead seems less threatening with Cottonwood fuzz stuck to its snout.

Surprise, you’re dinner!

9 o’clock seems a little late for the wildlife to be getting up…

Skimmers fly low over the water, their lower bill probing just beneath the surface for prey.

After a long day of hunting, this Green Heron takes to the trees at dusk.

One does not normally associate “serenity” with “alligator.” Well, here we are.

This species, like many woodpecker species, has a squeaky-toy vocalization which always makes me smile.
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