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Aplomado Falcon
Mustang Island • November 2025
A rare sighting of this elegant falcon along the Texas coast. Known for their striking facial patterns and acrobatic hunting style.
Sedge Wren
Commons Ford Park • November 2025
This secretive wren prefers wet grasslands and sedge meadows. Their bouncing song is often heard before they're seen.
American Bittern
Mueller Southeast Greenway • October 2025
Masters of camouflage, these herons point their bills skyward to blend with reeds. Their distinctive pumping call echoes across wetlands.
Rufous Hummingbird
Austin • December 2025
Winter visitor showing brilliant copper-orange plumage. Despite their small size, they're remarkably aggressive and territorial.
Red-footed Booby
Corpus Christi • December 2025
An exceptional vagrant from tropical waters. This pelagic seabird rarely ventures to Texas shores, making this a memorable sighting.
Little Blue Heron
Longhorn Dam • November 2025
A patient hunter of shallow waters. Juveniles are white, gradually molting to their characteristic slate-blue adult plumage.
Brown Creeper
South Austin • November 2025
This tiny bark-colored bird spirals up tree trunks searching for insects. Their high-pitched calls are easily overlooked.
Verdin
Reimers Ranch Park • November 2025
A desert specialist with a bright yellow face and chestnut shoulder patches. They build distinctive spherical nests in thorny shrubs.
Osprey
Roy G. Guerrero Park • December 2025
Fish eating raptor with distinctive high-pitched chirping calls and crook in wing.
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