We have been here a month, and the world has changed drastically, but some things are still going on normally. Like flowers blooming, birds migrating, and the sun rising each day. We look for all that God has created to bring joy to a trying time.
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| Altamira Oriole on Coral Bean |
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| Hooded Oriole male |
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| Hooded Oriole female |
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| Young male Rufous Hummingbird |
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| Dad watching |
"Our" Great Horned Owl parents are very busy raising a family and getting enough food for hungry mouths. They don't seem to mind the audience of all the photographers in the RV Park. Ty sits and watches and shares owl biology behavior with the curious onlookers.
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| Mom working |
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| Number one peeking out |
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| Mom preparing lunch , baby waiting |
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| Baby is right under waiting |
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| Mom closes her eyes every time she passes food |
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| Two owlets are growing fast, two heads are better than one |
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| How about three heads, how do they all fit up there in that palm tree? |
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| Crested Caracara |
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| Swainson's Hawk |
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| Peregrine Falcon, everyone is headed north to nest |
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| Giant Centipede - all six inches of it |
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| Texas Gopher Tortoise |
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| Wild Turkey Toms strut their stuff |
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| White-tailed Hawk checking out Ty out on Brushline Road |
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| Time to take off, White-tailed Hawk |
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| Scissor's-tailed Flycatchers are just arriving from Central America |
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| Great-tailed Grackle catches a Hornworm Moth Caterpillar |
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| The distinct shape of a distant Hook-billed Kite |
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| Rare visitor to park - female Rose-throated Becard |
Here is the moon on the morning of March 8th, other than being Ty's birthday, the world seemed normal. Two weeks later and a New Moon looks down on a completely different world. But our trust is in God and this time will pass, hopefully showing us what is really important in this life.
May God bless us all with hope!
Love & Prayers,
Ty & Ida Baumann
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