Bird Tracks and Signs Database on iNaturalist
A great resource for bird tracks, sign, and feather ID is the Bird Tracks and Signs Database on iNaturalist. Post observations. Get feedback from experts. Peruse to study and learn.
North American Animal Tracks Database on iNaturalist
A great resource for tracks is also the North American Animal Tracks Database on iNaturalist. Post observations. Get feedback from experts. Peruse to study and learn.
Ecological Relationships in Graphs
Bald Eagle (12Apr2012)
A pair was at the current location of Cypress Park. One had a gourmet Duck dinner: the one on a dry spot in the midst of the pond, and which flew up into a tree with dinner. You can see the Duck in its talons in the pictures of it in the old, dead Loblolly. …
“New Research Shows How Wolves Survived Pleistocene Extinction”
In “New research shows how wolves survived Pleistocene extinction” (The University of Ottawa’s Fulcrum, 6Feb2022), Emma Williams wrote: Based on Landry’s research she found that “they were eating the same types of material in the Pleistocene as they do now or recently (1960). So a lot of the scratches (those linear features) would show us …
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Mississippi Kite (8Aug2019)
Bald Eagle (12April2012)
I saw another on in Tomball on 7 Feb 2022! I was walking out of a store, looked up, and saw it flying. Majestic. This Bald Eagle from 2012 I saw at a pond along Cypress Creek while I was riding an Arabian Horse. (Squeeky saddle! As you hear in the video. LOL.)
Copperhead (3Nov2017)
Copperhead (19Oct2018)
H is For Hawk
An enjoyable book I just now finished listening to on Audible. It was some poetic, well-crafted, beautiful writing in it. Recommended. You can see awards it won and recommendations it earned on its Amazon page.