Yellow-throated Vireo Spectacular vireo chorus in the early morning on April 19 with up to 8 individuals of 3 species (WEVI, REVI, YTVI) singing at the same time. This individual was singing persistently for at least two hours. Still there in the afternoon on April 20. |
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Olive-sided Flycatcher near the bridge April 19. | ||
Indigo Buntings are back on territory near the Outdoor Learning Center. Also a Wood Thrush, singing from the woods north of the meadow (April 19 and 20) . | ||
A male Black-chinned Hummingbird at his usual perch (better picture to follow..) | ||
Red-winged Blackbird song display |
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Red-winged Blackbird |
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Eastern Kingbird near the lake in Bob Woodruff Park | ||
Green Heron (April 13) | ||
Texas rat snake? | ||
Texas rat snake? |
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Savannah Sparrow (left) Lark Sparrow (right) |
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Little Wood Satyr (Megisto cymela) | ||
Bluebonnets | ||
Pink Evening-Primrose |