Earlier in the week we tried the Lamar Beach Rd. location in Rockport. We saw a small group of them but at a distance. One was the juvenile nicknamed "Precious" who was adopted by foster parents when its parents left it.
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Whooping Crane Catches Ribbon Snake
We took a drive up to the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge today to look for Whooping Cranes. We found a pair out on the Heron Flats trail, a pretty reliable place to see them. While watching, we saw this one wrangle a snake and gulp it down. I am pretty sure that it is a Ribbon Snake.
Earlier in the week we tried the Lamar Beach Rd. location in Rockport. We saw a small group of them but at a distance. One was the juvenile nicknamed "Precious" who was adopted by foster parents when its parents left it.
Earlier in the week we tried the Lamar Beach Rd. location in Rockport. We saw a small group of them but at a distance. One was the juvenile nicknamed "Precious" who was adopted by foster parents when its parents left it.
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