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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. […]
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A Busy day in the marsh. The day started with a sublime sunrise and gave way to the awakening of thousands of hungry beaks. I’ve posted photos and video from Brazoria NWR. I think the video is pretty cool. But that’s just me. In October, the migration is in full swing and the marshes along
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Just a few more bird pics from Brazoria NWR Texas….. to add to the collection. I’m trying out a new gallery layout, and hope it is more friendly. Brazoria NWR; San Bernard NWR and Big Boggy are all part of the Texas Mid-Coast Refuge Complex. These marshes are important resting stops for both north and
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Bird Migration is just ramping up along the Texas Gulf. I took a drive to Brazoria NWR the coast today (again), to chronicle the arrival of more migrants. Many of the birds that summer and breed in Canada and the northern United States migrate south along the Gulf of Mexico and some over winter there. A less
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This Way and That Way. Two unusual street names. I love Texas towns! (Lake Jackson, TX). Lake Jackson also has Any Way, Circle Way, Parking Way, Winding Way and His Way, which is near a church. I pity the out of town stranger that asks directions. Go This Way and That way or Any Way.
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I took a slow afternoon drive to Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge today and focused on studying a few old friends. Although the refuge is still dry from the long drought I managed to find a couple of interesting migrants. The Scissor-tails are bunching up and likewise the Kestrels are moving in. Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge
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