Monthly Archives: February 2013

A pair of blue-winged teal marsh ducks A gallinule A great horned owl sitting on its nest A western mewdowlark A red-shouldered hawk A red-tailed hawk Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com

We visited several of the state and National wildlife parks/refuges Here are some from the last few days. Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com Butterfly and bug A butterfly A pair of crested c aracara A doe wondering what we are doing … Continue reading →

We visited several of the state and National wildlife parks/refuges Here are some from the last few days. Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com Butterfly and bug A butterfly A pair of crested c aracara A doe wondering what we are doing … Continue reading →

A few images from the ranch where we were yesterday. Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com A collared peccary, commonly called a javelina A green jay A harris hawk A long-billed thrasher A pyrrhuloxia Another image of a pyrrhuloxia

A view of the Rio Grande river in the Big Bend National Park. Late afternoon sun caused a bit of lens flare. Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com

Lots of lichen growing on a large rock formation just off the road going up to the Chisos mountain basin area of Big Bend National Park.

Another Carmen Mountain white-tailed deer we viewed while we were in the Chisos mountains basin. Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com

Another cactus blooming in the Big Bend National Park with some of the peaks of the Chisos mountains in the background. Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com

A cactus in bloom and holding a birds nest at Big Bend National Park. Larry Daniel http://www.OzarksPhotos.com ozarksphotos.wordpress.com

About sunset we found this Carmen Mountain white-tailed deer in the basin of the Chisos Mountains. This breed of deer is only found in the Chisos mountains. They are not large and this one seemed to be pretty shy. Larry … Continue reading →