 DSC_0933b.JPGInca Dove at Estero Llano Grande State Park, Weslaco, TX |
 DSC_0938b.JPGGreat Kiskidee about to lose a feather at Estero Llano Grande State Park, TX |
 DSC_0947b.JPGGreat Kiskidee |
 DSC_0993b.JPGA favorite bird at ELG is the well-camoflaged Pauraque, along the trail next to Alligator Pond, Estero Llano Grande State Park, TX |
 DSC_0995b.JPGPauraque |
 DSC_0996b.JPGCan you find the Pauraque? |
 DSC_0026b.JPGBlack-crowned Night-heron at Grebe Pond at Estero Llano Grande State Park, TX |
 DSC_0033b.JPGYellow-crowned Night-heron on the other side of Grebe Pond |
 DSC_0037b.JPGAnother Pauraque along the trail |
 DSC_0040b.JPGPauraque taking a peek at the passersby |
 DSC_0047b.JPGPauraque |
 DSC_0060b.JPGFemale Ladder-backed Woodpecker at Estero Llano Grande State Park, Weslaco, TX |
 DSC_0100b.JPGWe walked along the dike toward the trailer park next to the park and found the Groove-billed Anis that our friend Lorene had told us were roosting there. |
 DSC_0123b.JPGGroove-billed Ani |
 DSC_0155b.JPGGroove-billed Ani |
 DSC_0162b.JPGGroove-billed Ani |
 DSC_0167b.JPGGroove-billed Ani |
 DSC_0169b.JPGGroove-billed Ani |
 DSC_0173b.JPGGroove-billed Ani |
 DSC_0175b.JPGOn the walk back along the dike, we saw this Long-billed Thrasher. |
 DSC_0202b.JPGWhite-tailed Kite alighting on a snag along the dike at Estero Llano Grande State Park, TX |
 DSC_0227b.JPGPyrrhuloxia at ELG |
 DSC_0237b.JPGPyrrhuloxia |
 DSC_0239b.JPGPyrrhuloxia |
 DSC_0248b.JPGThe Pyrrhuloxia went to the ground from the tree. |
 DSC_0268b.JPGThen back into the tree |
 DSC_0275b.JPGAs we got back down on the trail, this Curve-billed Thrasher poked its head up between the ears of a big prickly pear cactus. |
 DSC_0284b.JPGNext to the cactus, this Lincoln Sparrow sat on a twig. |
 DSC_0288b.JPGLincoln Sparrow |
 DSC_0299b.JPGRuby-crowned Kinglet at ELG, TX |
 IMG_1424b.JPGAfter our visit to Estero Llano Grande State Park, we made a brief stop at the Weslaco Cemetery again to look for the reported Zone-tailed Hawk, alas, to no avail. |
 IMG_1441b.JPGWalking the trail at Quinta Mazatlan, Weslaco, TX: Steve, John, John S, Nadine, Doug, Kristin |
 DSC_0369b.JPGClay-colored Thrush at Quinta Matzatlan, Weslaco, TX |
 DSC_0381b.JPGClay-colored Thrush at Quinta Matzatlan, Weslaco, TX |
 DSC_0382b.JPGAfter Estero Llano Grande State Park and Quinta Matzatlan, we went to Edinburg Scenic Wetland. Across the pond behind the visitor center, we saw a Black-crowned Night-heron and a Ringed Kingfisher. |
 DSC_0399b.JPGGreen Kingfisher across the pond at Edinburg Scenic Wetland |
 DSC_0408b.JPGHibiscus flower at Edinburg Scenic Wetland, TX |
 DSC_0424b.JPGWalking to the pond across the road, this American Pipit was spotted. |
 DSC_0478b.JPGYellow-rumped Warbler |
 DSC_0485b.JPGYoung male Vermilion Flycatcher on a snag over the water at Edinburg Scenic Wetland. |
 DSC_0491b.JPGMale Vermilion Flycatcher in the rain at Edinburg Scenic Wetland |