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Black-throated Green Warbler
This photo was taken at Sabine Woods in April; but an exact copy (of the warbler, not photo) was seen at a private residence off CR 134 in Southern Taylor County in mid-September. © LgPacker
Stalking Green Heron
This immature Green Heron put on a show at the Lily Fest in San Angelo Saturday. He hopped from pad to pad. As it began to sink he’d hop to another. He was filling up on the little Mosquito Fish. © Lorie Black ,
Curve-billed Thrasher Attitude
You wouldn't look so happy either if your feathers made you itch. © LgPacker,
Wishing for a New Outfit
With feathers frayed and missing (especially around the eye and head) this adult thrasher will have to wait for the new feathers to grow in. © LgPacker
Newbie
Almost every feather is in place, lined in a beautiful buff color. And did you notice the eye? It's not orange. © LgPacker
Preening Again
Meanwhile, Mom's trying to smooth down the feathers and make them last a few days longer. © LgPacker
Curve-billed Thrasher
Raising kids causes frayed nerves, er, feathers.Northern Cardinal Scolds
Still overseeing young, this male Cardinal rose to the top of his domain to see if I was friend or foe.
Yikes! I've Been Seen!
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This Yellow-billed Cuckoo was out sunning himself after the little cool spell of last week and before he knew it; I had him in my sightes.
Act Like a Tree
He turned around and tried to blend into the tree.
Perfect Coloration
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