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Our Nonvenomous Diamondback Water Snake

Bronwyn Clear -
What?  No birds this time?  Nope!  We are switching to a creature that strikes fear in many people.  Some won’t even read this article...
Conservation

Where Happy Little Bluebirds Fly

Bronwyn Clear -
It’s a famous song from a famous movie, the Wizard of Oz.  But we don’t have to go “over the rainbow” to see bluebirds...
Conservation

American White Pelicans

Bronwyn Clear -
“A wonderful bird is the pelican His bill can hold more than his belican. He can take in his beak Food enough for a...
Fishing

Cormorants – The Boys Are Back In Town!

Bronwyn Clear -
Where there are fish, there are cormorants. Cormorants are here all year long, but thousands more migrate down and gather in our Texas lakes...
Fishing

Osprey – The Elegant Raptor

Bronwyn Clear -
Also known as a Sea Hawk or a River Hawk, the osprey is a very successful raptor, and the species we have in our...
Conservation

Great Blue Heron – The Really Big Bird!

Bronwyn Clear -
One of the most splendid and fierce birds around our local waterways is the Great Blue Heron.  Their size and coloring give them their...
Wildlife & Pets

Carolina Wrens – Little Brown Jobs

Bronwyn Clear -
In the birding world small brown birds are sometimes lumped together and called Little Brown Jobs, or LBJs for short.  Our local wrens fall...
Fishing

Flycatchers & the Texas Bird-of-Paradise

Bronwyn Clear -
Flycatchers migrate into our area to spend spring and summer.  Scissor-tails, Eastern Phoebes, Eastern Kingbirds, and many others.  They mate, nest and raise their...
Fishing

Celebrating Our American Bald Eagle

Bronwyn Clear -
Every July we like to remind folks about our splendid East Texas American Bald Eagles – the symbol of our nation’s independence and strength. ...
Fishing

The Northern Mockingbird -Texas State Bird

Bronwyn Clear -
“Mockingbirds don't do one thing but make music for us to enjoy.  They don't eat up people's gardens, don't nest in corncribs, they don't...
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Outdoors

Our Nonvenomous Diamondback Water Snake

Bronwyn Clear -
What?  No birds this time?  Nope!  We are switching to a creature that strikes fear in many people.  Some won’t even read this article...
Conservation

Where Happy Little Bluebirds Fly

Bronwyn Clear -
It’s a famous song from a famous movie, the Wizard of Oz.  But we don’t have to go “over the rainbow” to see bluebirds...
Conservation

American White Pelicans

Bronwyn Clear -
“A wonderful bird is the pelican His bill can hold more than his belican. He can take in his beak Food enough for a...
Fishing

Cormorants – The Boys Are Back In Town!

Bronwyn Clear -
Where there are fish, there are cormorants. Cormorants are here all year long, but thousands more migrate down and gather in our Texas lakes...
Fishing

Osprey – The Elegant Raptor

Bronwyn Clear -
Also known as a Sea Hawk or a River Hawk, the osprey is a very successful raptor, and the species we have in our...
Conservation

Great Blue Heron – The Really Big Bird!

Bronwyn Clear -
One of the most splendid and fierce birds around our local waterways is the Great Blue Heron.  Their size and coloring give them their...
Wildlife & Pets

Carolina Wrens – Little Brown Jobs

Bronwyn Clear -
In the birding world small brown birds are sometimes lumped together and called Little Brown Jobs, or LBJs for short.  Our local wrens fall...
Fishing

Flycatchers & the Texas Bird-of-Paradise

Bronwyn Clear -
Flycatchers migrate into our area to spend spring and summer.  Scissor-tails, Eastern Phoebes, Eastern Kingbirds, and many others.  They mate, nest and raise their...
Fishing

Celebrating Our American Bald Eagle

Bronwyn Clear -
Every July we like to remind folks about our splendid East Texas American Bald Eagles – the symbol of our nation’s independence and strength. ...
Fishing

The Northern Mockingbird -Texas State Bird

Bronwyn Clear -
“Mockingbirds don't do one thing but make music for us to enjoy.  They don't eat up people's gardens, don't nest in corncribs, they don't...
1234Page 3 of 4

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