My encounters with Flora and Fauna, as well as my continuing research at 3 Rivers Foundation.
Check out the biological diversity from one camera trap at the Beaver Pond at Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus from the research period of March and April 2020. Water is life. Water is needed by so many wildlife species. Without it, wildlife would suffer greatly. Check out the biological diversity in these few photos! Can you…
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The camera traps I set have often captured red-tailed hawks at our Beaver Pond since I have been monitoring the wildlife at Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus beginning in 2015. Most of the photo captures show these hawks just sitting at the pond edge as if they are looking over their domain. There was one set…
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With August 2019 came new wildlife discoveries. Most of these encounters were just beginning a new life. It is rare to experience seeing baby wildlife at their most vulnerable. The world they entered is not as safe as it used to be. That does not even include that everything has a predator and everything is…
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The first Texas native wildflower that became ingrained in my memory while working on saving a historic Texas ranch headquarters was a little purple, aster flower. Often it was a single stem flower and sometimes it grew in massive patches. Its growth pattern was correlated with annual rainfall amounts. The purple aster flower in…
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Forgotten Winds 