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Stephen > Tricolored Heron ready to strike. This image was captured at the Laguna Madre Nature Trail, South Padre Island, Texas, June 2007.
Stephen > This was one of the few times I could capture a golden cheeked warbler on somewhat of a clear perch. This one was feeding on the seeds that you see and, in fact, if you look closely below the beak of the bird, you can see a seed falling. Los Madrones Ranch, Dripping Springs, Texas, April 2008.
Stephen > I am almost certain that this is a female dickcissel. Well, I know it is a dickcissel, but I am just not sure if it is a juvenile or female. Being that this image was taken in spring and the males are out singing to attract the females, I am going with my female identification. Midlothian, Texas, May 2009
Stephen > This image was actually captured by my wife using my back-up camera. I think she did a great job and it was the only good shot of a whooping crane in flight that we got the whole day. November 20, 2007, Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, near Rockport, Texas.
Stephen > Tricolored heron hunting off Laguna Madre Nature Trail on South Padre Island, June 2007.
Stephen > The various ponds around the Las Colinas area just west of Dallas are known to play host to a nice variety of ducks during migration and winter. Here I found a male hooded merganser at sunset. Irving, Texas, November 2008
Stephen > This juvenile whooping crane was really digging in the mud, as was its parent, searching for crustaceans primarily or if it got lucky, a blue crab. Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, near Rockport, Texas, January 2009
Stephen > Whooping Crane from Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. This part of the refuge was much closer to Rockport, Texas on a small island in between Aransas NWR and Matagorda Island. The pair had separated, but not by much. One was foraging again while this one was standing guard it appeared.
Stephen > Male Northern Cardinal, San Antonio, Texas, June 2007.
Whooping Crane from Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. This part of the refuge was much closer to Rockport, Texas on a small island in between Aransas NWR and Matagorda Island. The pair had separated, but not by much. One was foraging again while this one was standing guard it appeared.
Stephen > Whooping Crane from Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. This part of the refuge was much closer to Rockport, Texas on a small island in between Aransas NWR and Matagorda Island. The pair had separated, but not by much. One was foraging again while this one was standing guard it appeared.
Whooping Crane from Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. This part of the refuge was much closer to Rockport, Texas on a small island in between Aransas NWR and Matagorda Island. The pair had separated, but not by much. One was foraging again while this one was standing guard it appeared.
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