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Clapper Rail, Kingfishers, and Colorful Insects from the Lower Rio Grand Valley

On December 13, 2014 By Steve
It has been overcast the past two days, but always there is always something to see and photograph in southern Texas no matter what the weather. Granted, rainy days are tough and cloudy weather isn’t ideal for photography, but with some patience, you can come home with excellent shots. Sometimes, rails are more active onContinue Reading
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