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related to DFW Urban Wildlife.  Hopefully this brief diversion will appeal to the interest of the general nature enthusiast. Let’s talk about the East As*an Raccoon Dog… I recently stumbled across a book titled Canids of the World on Amazon, and couldn’t resist Excuse me for a moment while I take a plunge off the de*p end. This will NOT be your typical DFW Urban Wildlife article. In this post I plan to voyage far afield of the subject matter normally found on these pages. The destination of this essay is so far out, so There are many creeks and streams that flow across the varied terrains of North Texas. Most all course through neighborhoods and business park for at least part of their run. For a majority of these waterways their ultimate rendezvous is with the Trinity River, or one of its reservoirs. Along the way our creeks may Continue Reading >> The nice folks at Friends of Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge Nature Photo Club recently invited me up to the Visitor Center to give a little talk about Urban Wildlife. I was excited to accept! This would be my first trip to Hagerman and I was eager to go. After my leap-frogged spring this year and took me by surprise. A late spring cold snap gave way to a early heatwave, and then on into summer. I wanted to make this post while the weather was still somewhat cool, so that winter wouldn’t seem like such Bobcats and Coyotes are some of the most misunderstood an*mals living here with us in the DFW Metroplex. Because they are predators, Bobcats and Coyotes often elicit an emotional and visceral response from people. We are hard-wired to react this way to an*mals that can be perceived as a threat. It’s automatic. A typical scenario Continue Reading >> Worth is such a special phenomenon that I decided to make and exception in this case! In truth, this sighting really doesn’t We have two types of foxes here in North Texas—the Red Fox and the Gray Fox. Here is what Wikipedia has to say about both of them: Red