Mr Hammer’s Motorized Glider

Fossils in Fort Worth

Fossils fall from the conglomerate layers that line part of the path at the Botanical Gardens. 

An unexpected memento from the botanical gardens.

Colors of the Japanese Garden Under a Strong Sun, Fort Worth Botanical Gardens

A maple adds color to the different shades of green that surround it.

Thompson's yucca plant.

Ferns grow at the base the tree. Within the conglomerate next to the base, one can find fossils.

A bee visits the blooms of a retama.

1915 Speedster Windshield

Uplift in Arbuckle Mountains

Mowing Around the Bluebonnets

Primrose Along the Wheat Field

A Black-necked Stilt Feeding

Composited image.  

In the Shade of a Tree

Cat and Flowers

Clouds Over Kickapoo

Joan d’Arc Rose

Morticia, the Remarkable Black Vulture

     She serves as education ambassador for Wild Bird Rescue. Her rehabber, Connie, tells of her high intelligence, her love of watching the fishermen at the nearby cove, and her ability to find shiny objects on the shore. The two pick up trash along the banks of Lake Wichita. Together, they travel to schools to teach the children about nature and wildlife. For me, she posed again and again, showing me that she adored the attention as much as a human would. 

Black-necked Stilt

Peace Rose

Ray of Sun on Photinia

Banshee, Wild Bird Rescue’s Barn Owl

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Archer, Wild Bird Rescue’s Great-horned Owl

Visit wildbirdrescueinc.org and lend them your support. 

Cormorants on a Rock in the Middle of a Pond

White Wisteria