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Henry’s Elfin
An interesting find on the Redbud. This is a butterfly called Henry’s Elfin (Callophrys henrici). They are a type of hairstreak butterfly-quite small like all hairstreaks. Usually unnoticed, as they don’t have the bright orange flashy colors associated with many … Continue reading
Spring is Here
Spring is here! The signs are everywhere. Trees are greening out and flowering. The May Apples are up, the dogwoods are just starting to leaf out. Winter birds such as the Cedar waxwings are still hanging around waiting on the … Continue reading
Duck Out of Water
Ducks are supposed to be swimming in the water-right? Well, not all ducks stay in the water all the time. We just have a picture in our mind that ducks should be swimming around in a lake somewhere. The fine … Continue reading
Fish for Breakfast
What better way to start off the day than having fresh fish for breakfast. Now if you didn’t know better, you’d think this little bird might have gotten a little ambitious in catching that rather large perch. How does he … Continue reading
Vesper Sparrow
Vesper Sparrows can be found in northwest Louisiana during the winter months. This bird was photographed at Red River National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters Unit. A Savannah Sparrow was on the same dead tree as this Vesper Sparrow. Seems like Savannahs are plentiful, but … Continue reading
Mouse Alert
Attention all mice (and other small tasty animals). Run for cover! This juvenile Red-shouldered Hawk landed in a Locust tree and perched for several minutes before flying off. I was standing behind my big lens and tripod, so maybe the … Continue reading
Humming Along
Notice an abundance of hummingbirds lately? Here’s a juvenile Ruby-throated Hummingbird photographed August 26th at the Red River National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters Unit in northwest Louisiana. Ruby-throated Hummingbirds are by far the most abundant hummer species around these parts during … Continue reading
Headed for Cover
Spotted fawn White-tailed Deer are always high on the “awwwww” and “it’s sooooo cuuuuuuute” factor. This little one was photographed this past Sunday 12Aug12 at the Red River National Wildlife Refuge Headquarters Unit. In over 5 years of photographing at … Continue reading
Ibis I Am
This odd looking bird is pretty common around rivers and lakes throughout much of the year in northwest Louisiana. The long decurved bill, white wings and black wingtips make for an easy identification of an adult White Ibis. I see … Continue reading
Summertime Blues
A nice colorful summer bird around northwest Louisiana is the male Blue Grosbeak. This image was taken Sunday 5Aug12 at the Bayou Pierre Unit of Red River National Wildlife Refuge. Grosbeaks are seed eaters, as might be implied by their … Continue reading