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A Few Animals and Birds from Laguna Atascosa and South Padre Island in Early August

On August 5, 2013 By Steve
August is here and with this month comes shorebirds and quite a few young birds being seen in the scrubby woodlands and wetlands of south Texas. On a recent venture to Laguna Atascosa and South Padre Island, I saw a fair number of birds and a few mammals. No matter what time of the yearContinue Reading
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