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Whitetail Deer Change Colors with the Seasons

Whitetail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) are found throughout Texas in woodland and prairie habitats. When seasons change, the color of their coat … [Read more...] about Whitetail Deer Change Colors with the Seasons

Filed Under: deer and their kin, mammals, Vertebrates Tagged With: camouflage, color variation, doe, Odocoileus virginianus, summer pelage, White-tail Deer, winter pelage

Wild Turkeys Come Calling

I was out on photo safari one day and observed a small flock of wild turkey in the front yard of a home in Roaring Springs, TX. I photographed these … [Read more...] about Wild Turkeys Come Calling

Filed Under: birds, Vertebrates Tagged With: birds, large bird, Melagris gallopavo, Wild Turkey

Red-eared Slider: A Common Water Turtle in Texas

The Red-eared Slider, Trachemys scripta elegans, formerly known as Chrysemys scripta elegans belongs to the family Emydidae which contains the water … [Read more...] about Red-eared Slider: A Common Water Turtle in Texas

Filed Under: lizards, snakes, turtles, Vertebrates Tagged With: Emydidae, invasive species, pet trade, Red-eared slider, Trachemys scripta elegans, turtle, vertebrate, water turtle

Rough Green Snake, Beauty in a Small Package

The Rough Green Snake, Opheoedrys aestivus is a nonpoisonous Colubrid snake that lives in the trees most of the time. This beautiful snake just … [Read more...] about Rough Green Snake, Beauty in a Small Package

Filed Under: lizards, snakes, turtles, Vertebrates Tagged With: Colubridae, nonpoisonous, Opheoedrys aestivus, Rough Green Snake, tree snake

Diamondback Water Snake Often Killed for Resembling a Cottonmouth

Natrix rhombifera rhombifera, the Diamond Back Water Snake is found throughout most of Texas. They prefer habitats close to permanent water. The genus … [Read more...] about Diamondback Water Snake Often Killed for Resembling a Cottonmouth

Filed Under: lizards, snakes, turtles, Vertebrates Tagged With: Colubridae, Diamond Back Water Snake, Natrix rhombifera, nonpoisonous snake, snake, vertebrate

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