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| Peacock Flower with honey bee |
We have been on the road for nine full years, traveling the four corners of North America and all places in between enjoying God's creation everywhere. We are now headed to Montana from the southern most area of Texas. Here are a few of the wonderful stories in photos of our last days here.
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| One of the three Swallow-tailed Kites migrating over our hawk watch area |
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| White-tailed Kites nest along the fields |
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| Hook-billed Kite comes across the Rio Grande looking for tree snails |
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| Over 14,000 Mississippi Kites flew through the last week in April |
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| Please don't watch!! Texas Spotted Whiptails |
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| Oh,Oh, This Greater Roadrunner grabbed a lizard on the run. |
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| Couch's Kingbird |
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| Groove-billed Ani, the best thing about staying into May in the south. |
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| You can't see me. I'm big and black but I can hide. |
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| Yummmm! Katydid for lunch |
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| Awww! You scared me!! |
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| Don't I look like a prehistoric bird? |
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| Ty? You have enough photos yet? I'll come out and pose for you. |
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| 47 Mississippi Kites roost in the park for the night. |
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| Is there room for me? |
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| One handsome bird! |
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| Altamira Oriole bring in some nesting material |
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| Big job connecting it to this wire |
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| Now for the big stuff, weave, weave, weave! |
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| Finally done, time to lay some eggs. |
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| White-winged Dove serenades his mate |
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| Sitting on the eggs, and waiting. |
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| Sunrise at the Hawk Tower now that the resaca is filled with water. |
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| White Ibis enjoys the new water area |
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| Common Gallinule quickly finds the water area too. |
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| Common Green Darner grabs an American Lady butterfly |
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| Roseate Skimmer |
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| Broad-striped Forceptailed Dragonfly |
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| Sanddragon Clubtail |
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| Hooded Oriole likes our hummingbird feeder |
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| American Redstart migrates through |
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| Tree Snails are coming back in good numbers |
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| Tree Snail |
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| Cave Swallows gather mud for their nests |
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| Harris's Hawk is being harrassed by a brave Mockingbird |
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| How close dare I get? |
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| Plain Chachalaca sounds off every morning |
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| Sun rising over the Rio Grande |
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| Yellow-billed Cuckoo have arrived in big numbers |
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| Last Supermoon of 2020 - the Flower Moon |
So off we go north, trusting God to protect us along the way. We pray for blessings on all who read this.
Love & Prayers,
Ty & Ida Baumann
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