As we have had some rain every day for the last 27 days , all the ponds are full and there are frogs every where. |
And as always where there are lots of frogs there are snakes hunting them. |
He was just passing by on the hand rail where I was shooting the snake. |
All the water plants are in bloom wherever there is some water. |
Was washing the RV and this little one popped out from under the unit. We were wondering why our evening serenade of little green frogs had stopped. |
It seems he didn't like to be hosed down with cold water so off he went back into the field next to us. A Rat Snake , no venom . |
The moist soil unit across from the VIS . Some young Roseate Spoonbills and Egrets. |
One of the many Purple Gallinule around Shouvlers Pond |
Went and visited one of the larger State Parks last week. |
Lots of flowers every where. |
A pair of Whistling Ducks enjoying the wet . They are the size of small geese. |
Every where you look are flowers |
And odd red one |
Lotus flowers are in bloom all over the park |
Just beautiful |
Water drops on the lotus pads |
We don't see a lot of deer in these parks so this was different. |
Just resting. Also the reason there aren't a lot of deer in the park. |
The cattle Egrets are every where right now. Their migration is off by a least 5 weeks due to the weather . |
We were leaving the Refuge the other day and got caught in one of the many cattle drives that use the roads to move about. |
They still do it the old way on horse back
Love their faces. |
An Egret doing his part to keep the bugs off . |
Some of the plants we helped with. They will help restore the Prairie that was destroyed during hurricane Ike. |
A Night Hawk resting. |
A Heron Fishing at the Refuge boat ramp. |
A Purple Gallinule picking bugs on the pond edge. |
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