Wildlife Photography – Page 15 – Forgotten Winds

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Protectors of the Water Monument

By: Christena March 16, 2016August 26, 2018

Christena's PhotographyCamera Trap, Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus, Coyote, Historical Texas Interests, Sense of Wonder, Texas Wildlife, Wildlife, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife researchLeave a Comment

Photograph – © Christena Stephens

Camera Trap Captures After Winter Storm Goliath

By: Christena February 7, 2016June 20, 2020

Nature StoriesTexas Wildlife, Trail Cameras, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Photography, Wildlife researchLeave a Comment

Winter storm Goliath dumped upwards of two to three feet of snow in Texas towards the end of the 2015. Strong, violent winds created snowdrifts as high as eight to ten feet. Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus received around 12 inches or more of snow from this storm. I checked my camera traps on January…

Capturing a Bobcat

By: Christena November 27, 2015August 19, 2022

Nature StoriesCamera Trap, Texas Wildlife, Trail Camera, Wildlife PhotographyLeave a Comment

It’s not often you get a capture like this on a camera trap – a smiling bobcat (Lynx rufus) looking directly into the camera. Camera traps have confirmed at least two bobcats roaming Comanche Springs in Texas. Photograph – © Christena Stephens

Remains of Black Willow Tree

By: Christena November 15, 2015November 15, 2015

Christena's PhotographyA Smith Gallery, Billy the Kid, Black Willow, Black Willow Tree, GetOutOutdoors, Hiking, Medicinal Uses, Old Trees, Salix nigra, Silence, Solitude, Texas Wildlife, Tree, Wildlife PhotographyLeave a Comment

On a brisk, cloudy October day in 2009, I went hiking with Sammy, who was an 80+ year-old lady. She wanted to show me the site of a known “Billy the Kid” hideout in Bailey County, Texas less than 15 miles from the New Mexico border. As we hiked up the side of the hill,…