WildCam: Bobcat Timelapse

   

    A sweet and curious bobcat. 

Five O'clock at a Little Cabin for Two

    Soft, warm lights, both from within the little cabin for two, and from an emerging sunrise, are prelude to another wonderful day.

Milky Way Before Sunrise Over a Little Cabin for Two

Training for the Olympic Synchronized Swimming Trials

A pair of Northern Shovelers in training.

Split Stone

sUAS Shadow on Stone

Bird's eye view of a small Unmanned Aerial System hovering over a stone.

Green Heron Under the Eave

Sunrise at a Little Cabin for Two

Moon, Strawberry Moon

A full moon on summer solstice.

Green Herons During the Golden Hour

Silverleaf Nightshade Under a Strawberry Moon

    At my feet, a large clump of Silverleaf Nightshade, making me wish I had brought a flash to illuminate their loveliness during the Strawberry Moon.

Strawberry Moon on Summer Solstice Day

     A full moon sets over Lisa Lake.

Deer Jumping a Fence

Jackrabbit and Coneflowers

Coot in Smartweed

Antelope Among the Flowers

Pintail Ducks on a Playa Lake

     Of relevance to the migration, playa lakes in the Texas Panhandle provide an ecosystem that supports our avian friends during their journey. Smartweed, seen in the background of the top image, hides ducks with their chicks, in addition to serving as part of their meal. Crustaceans and reptilians, too, live in the playa lakes.

Red-tailed Hawk

New Pond

      Decades ago, when the land was re-shaped by a man with a bulldozer, several ponds were formed. I had passed by a formidable hole in the ground, every time wondering if ever it had accumulated water. Some mesquite plants grew along the bottom, and sometimes I thought that perhaps it was not intended to be a pond at all. What must have it been like, I pondered, long ago when the land had more rain? Here is my answer. The formidable hole is full now. Reptiles, such as the little snake that followed my around the pond, and the large frog that hopped in the water at my approach.

Milkweed and Bugs