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Fishin’ Hole Nature: The Mississippi Kite

Bronwyn Clear -
Fishin' Hole Nature: The Mississippi Kite Sometimes known as a Southern Hawk, the Mississippi Kite is a small beautiful raptor that comes to our area...
Lake Conroe

A LITTLE CHICKEN ON THE PRAIRIE

Cheryl Conley -
A LITTLE CHICKEN ON THE PRAIRIE They once ranged across coastal Texas and Louisiana and are one of the rarest and strangest species of birds...
Conservation

Friends of Texas Wildlife- Bald Eagles

Lisa Wolling -
Bald Eagles Bald eagles are very distinctive with their white head and tail feathers and dark brown feathers covering the rest of their body.  They...
Conservation

Why Does My Night Owl Think It’s an Early Bird?

Lisa Wolling -
Why Does My Night Owl Think It’s an Early Bird? We’ve all heard the expressions “night owl” and “early bird”.  Most of the wildlife animals...
Conservation

Time to Head South: Gulf Coast Bird Observatory

Cheryl Conley -
With temperatures still soaring in our area, it’s hard to think about fall but birds know it’s time for their fall migration. So, exactly...
Home Upkeep

Blue Jays – Bold, Brash, Boisterous, and Beautiful

Beth Miller -
What are loud, aggressive, boisterous, and blue.  All are adjectives we use to describe blue jays (Cyanocitta cristata). Here in East Texas, we share...
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...
Conservation

Friends of Texas Wildlife: Is That a Baby Owl?

Lisa Wolling -
We are fortunate in our part of Texas to have four different types of owls that can be found.  Quite often at our intake...
Conservation

It’s a Bird…It’s a Crane. No, It’s a Heron

Lisa Wolling -
We certainly have a wide variety of wading birds in our area, both permanent residents as well as migratory birds.  Quite often, we have...
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Conservation

Fishin’ Hole Nature: The Mississippi Kite

Bronwyn Clear -
Fishin' Hole Nature: The Mississippi Kite Sometimes known as a Southern Hawk, the Mississippi Kite is a small beautiful raptor that comes to our area...
Lake Conroe

A LITTLE CHICKEN ON THE PRAIRIE

Cheryl Conley -
A LITTLE CHICKEN ON THE PRAIRIE They once ranged across coastal Texas and Louisiana and are one of the rarest and strangest species of birds...
Conservation

Friends of Texas Wildlife- Bald Eagles

Lisa Wolling -
Bald Eagles Bald eagles are very distinctive with their white head and tail feathers and dark brown feathers covering the rest of their body.  They...
Conservation

Why Does My Night Owl Think It’s an Early Bird?

Lisa Wolling -
Why Does My Night Owl Think It’s an Early Bird? We’ve all heard the expressions “night owl” and “early bird”.  Most of the wildlife animals...
Conservation

Time to Head South: Gulf Coast Bird Observatory

Cheryl Conley -
With temperatures still soaring in our area, it’s hard to think about fall but birds know it’s time for their fall migration. So, exactly...
Home Upkeep

Blue Jays – Bold, Brash, Boisterous, and Beautiful

Beth Miller -
What are loud, aggressive, boisterous, and blue.  All are adjectives we use to describe blue jays (Cyanocitta cristata). Here in East Texas, we share...
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...
Conservation

Friends of Texas Wildlife: Is That a Baby Owl?

Lisa Wolling -
We are fortunate in our part of Texas to have four different types of owls that can be found.  Quite often at our intake...
Conservation

It’s a Bird…It’s a Crane. No, It’s a Heron

Lisa Wolling -
We certainly have a wide variety of wading birds in our area, both permanent residents as well as migratory birds.  Quite often, we have...
12Page 1 of 2

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