It was foggy yesterday morning, so I grabbed my camera on my way to breakfast. I had been watching the bluebonnets all week and was hoping to get some good shots. I was not disappointed. The fog, along with the … Continue reading →
We walked our nest box trail today, as part of our wildlife management activities. We have eight boxes up now, with plans for more. We put them up in October last year and have been checking them semi-regularly since. We’re … Continue reading →
I checked three of our blue bird nest boxes last week and they all showed signs of nest-building! I happened to go by two of them as I was trucking water out to the wildlife water dishes and decided to … Continue reading →
Mary and I had the great opportunity to work at a prescribed burn today at Eagle Rock Ranch. The ranch is privately owned but is under a conservation easement and is part of the Texas Land Conservancy. A prescribed burn, … Continue reading →
Here’s the latest best-of from our game camera. First is a feral pig (Sus scrofa). While they are invasive and cause a lot of damage to the environment, I can’t help but admire what a magnificent animal this one is. … Continue reading →