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Balanced Rock
Balanced Rock is one of the most popular formations in Arches National Park. It can be photographed from different spots giving a totally new perspective. There are a number of rock formations that...
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Another Look
It was getting late in the day as we drove down a stretch of road. It was a nice drive but didn’t have that gotcha landscape look. We pulled into a little off road cut. It offered some high rock...
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Fading Light
Made a quick trip to High Island Smith Oaks Rookery last Thursday evening. Just the way I like it with only a few people taking pictures. With the sun fading behind the tree line most had already...
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Balancing Act
Sometimes I just have to smile at them. More often than not they tend to pick out some of the most flimsy branches to land on. It makes for a good photo op as they constantly flap their wings trying...
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Cattle Egret
On Facebook I follow Birds of Texas. I like it because it is simply a place to post, talk and share bird activities in Texas. It gives me a chance to see and learn what others are doing. On occasion...
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Skip To My Lou
Growing up I remember singing childhood songs. Watching the spoonbills fly into their nest reminded me of one of these special songs. As they come in low and through the bushes they work their legs...
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One Last Prayer
One Last Prayer – Tuesday afternoon (1/20/15) as the sun was close to setting I caught this image. Did the eagle have a sense of what Wednesday would bring? As she bowed her head and said one last...
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Crested Caracara
It’s been a long time since I’ve ventured out to enjoy some nature. On the way to Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge I spotted this Caracara. The clear blue sky didn’t do anything for me so I added some...
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Useless Question
Finally one of those useless questions is answered. How does a wood stork poop in flight? He lowers his legs hoping it keeps it’s feet clean and lets it fly. Taken at Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge...
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Cattle Egret
Stopping by in a local park just to check the activity can be pretty good. This particular park has a small rookery which I like. I don’t have to deal with a crowd trying to get a close up view or...
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