I reviewed my wildlife camera photos and decided to feature the white-tailed deer this week. White-tailed deer are, by far, the most common subject captured by the camera. The camera is triggered by motion in its field-of-view. It can take … Continue reading →
Have you ever seen a Texas Blind Salamander (Eurycea rathbuni) in the wild? My guess is you haven’t but you shouldn’t feel bad. Very few people have. Not only are they exceedingly rare, but their native habitat are only a few … Continue reading →
Bear Creek is a tributary of Onion Creek and I get to drive across it every day. I always look over the bridge or down the side of the road to see how it’s running. I guess I do that … Continue reading →
Onion Creek is carrying quite a bit of water after the recent rains. It rained about 3 inches in the area and combined with earlier rains, the creek is flowing nicely. As I drove to one of my favorite spots, … Continue reading →
There’s nothing like a sunny winter day in Central Texas! The air can be cool and sometimes windy, but when it’s sunny it can be quite comfortable. Most winter days seem to be damp and overcast. I was treated to … Continue reading →