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Birds and Animals of Dry Habitats in Southern Texas

On December 20, 2012 By Steve
Although I spend a fair amount of time in wetlands, most of the habitats in southern Texas are hot and dry. Scrubby subtropical woodlands, grasslands, and brushlands are the most common types of habitats and they host hundreds of birds and animals. One of the more iconic species is the Greater Roadrunner. This fairly large terrestrial bird species is actually aContinue Reading
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