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Stephen > Turning around to other side, this great kiskadee kept its situational awareness of the surroundings. Martin Refuge, Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
Stephen > Late in the day, probably around 6:30pm, I finally was fortunate enough to see a great kiskadee arrive at blind #3 at the Martin Refuge. It drank water, took some seed and gave me a few nice perches. Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
Stephen > This Great Kiskadee had just come in to a water feature near the backyard patio of John and Audrey Martin's house at the Martin Refuge. After taking the water it flew into some branches and began squawking. I am not sure why, but it was loud! Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
Stephen > After enjoying a cicada midday meal, this great kiskadee relaxes in the branches and leaves of the trees of the Martin Refuge. The light is a bit harsh as I took this picture at noon, but I still like the image. Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
Stephen > Just a scissor tailed flycatcher that is enjoying its perch in a hackberry tree, Midlothian, Texas, July 2008
Stephen > I noticed this eastern kingbird while in a boat going down the east fork of the San Jacinto River near Huffman, Texas. It was flying along the bank stopping every once and a while to survey the area. June 2008
Stephen > Taking a break from the blinds, I walked around the house of John and Audrey Martin, owners of the Martin Refuge, where I ran into to these great kiskadees. One had just finished putting a huge cicada in its mouth for a quick lunch. If you look carefully, you can still see the wings of the cicada and the lump in the kiskadee's throat. Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
Stephen > This western kingbird was perching on a large flowering weed that had just been mowed as it surveyed the ground for insects. Midlothian, Texas, April 2008
Stephen > I encountered this western kingbird taking a brief rest on the ground in between perches and snagging insects off the ground. Midlothian, Texas, April 2008
Turning around to other side, this great kiskadee kept its situational awareness of the surroundings. Martin Refuge, Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
Stephen > Turning around to other side, this great kiskadee kept its situational awareness of the surroundings. Martin Refuge, Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
Turning around to other side, this great kiskadee kept its situational awareness of the surroundings. Martin Refuge, Edinburg, Texas, June 2008
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