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Amazon Kingfisher, an Extremely Rare Vagrant to South Texas

On November 11, 2013 By Steve
This past weekend was one of the busiest times in South Texas for birders. Hundreds of birdwatchers from all over the country have visited the area for the Rio Grande Birding Festival and with so many birdwatchers around, some rare species were bound to be discovered. The rarest species by far has been an AmazonContinue Reading
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