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Brazoria NWR Photo Collection

This page is a collection of many trips to Brazoria NWR in SE TX. It also includes some photos from the neighboring NWR complexes, including Anahuac NWR and San Bernard NWR.

Brazoria National Wildlife Refuge has more than 400 species of birds, 95 species of reptiles and amphibians, and 130 species of butterflies and dragonflies.

Brazoria NWR website has additional information about wildlife, habitat and tips for planning a visit.

This photo collection was captured in the Brazoria NWR. However many of these species frequent the whole of the Upper Texas Coast. Many are observed during the spring and fall migrations. During these periods the birds pass through suburban settings. Then they can be observed from home or nearby green spaces.

For posts on individual species, navigate to the “Birds I have Known” category

Birds of Brazoria 09/23/2012

A Collection of photos in the Birds of Brazoria Series. These were taken during the Fall migration on 09/23/2012

Birds of Brazoria 09/30/2012

A Collection of photos in the Birds of Brazoria Series. These were taken during the Fall migration on 09/30/2012

Birds of Brazoria 10/05/2012

A Collection of photos in the Birds of Brazoria Series. These were taken during the Fall migration on 10/05/2012

Birds of Brazoria 10/07/2012

A Collection of photos in the Birds of Brazoria Series. These were taken during the Fall migration on 10/07/2012

Birds of Brazoria 10/13/2012

A Collection of photos in the Birds of Brazoria Series. These were taken during the Fall migration on 10/13/2012

Birds of Brazoria 10/14/2012

A Collection of photos in the Birds of Brazoria Series. These were taken during the Fall migration on 10/14/2012

Birds Of Brazoria 10/19/2012

Collection from the Fall 2012 Migration

Birds of Brazoria 10/21/2012

Birds of Brazoria 10/21/2012

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