Choke Canyon Day 2 07-04-2022
![]() These turkeys were headed for a drink from the lake. |
![]() These are barn swallow nests in one of the picnic shelters. There were swarms of swallows everywhere in the park. |
![]() Great-tailed Grackle |
![]() White-tailed deer |
![]() This is a Spiny Hackberry. The berries taste like tiny cantaloupes to me. |
![]() Black Saddlebag |
![]() Halloween Pennant |
![]() Western Kingbird |
![]() Great Egret |
![]() Dessert Cottontail |
![]() Texas Virgin's Bower |
![]() Giant Cicada These are the ones that sound like a train whistle or a tea kettle. |
![]() Halloween Pennant |
![]() Great Egret on a short flight |
![]() same guy after landing |
![]() red ants |
![]() Mourning Dove |
![]() American Coot |
![]() Halloween Pennant |
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![]() This is the lowest I have ever seen 75-acre Lake. I thought it was the drought, but I was wrong. |
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![]() Common Gallinule |
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![]() Cormorants in the middle of 75-acre Lake |
![]() another Halloween Pennant |
![]() They have kayaks you can use now. |
![]() Long-billed Thrasher |
![]() This photo was taken from inside the trailer. This crazy male Northern Cardinal spent his days banging on my starboard side windows. I didn't realize that he was also messing with the passenger side window of my truck until I drove into town on Thursday and saw all the poop on the mirror and window! |
![]() turkey sitting on a picnic table bench at a nearby site |
![]() Mother Common Gallinule with her baby |
![]() Dessert Cottontail |
![]() Dessert Cottontail |