January 2023 Common Loon By Stephanie Boyd "The woodland lakes would be solitudes, indeed, did they lack the finishing touch to make the picture complete – the... Read More
January 2023 2022 Fishing in Review – Still Rebuilding By Stephanie Boyd For many years my January article has been a detailed month-by-month review of the previous year’s fishing along with some... Read More
December 2022 Gulf Stone Crab By Stephanie Boyd The species of stone crab local to the Texas coast is the Gulf stone crab, Menippe adina. It is very... Read More
November 2022 Anhinga By Stephanie Boyd Gliding just beneath the surface of the water, at first glance, it appears to be a snake. But upon closer... Read More
October 2022 Lesser Electric Ray By Stephanie Boyd You’ve done the Stingray Shuffle, but what about the Electric Slide?~Padre Island National Seashore Facebook Every regular beachgoer in Texas... Read More
September 2022 Eyespots By Stephanie Boyd Eyespots, also called false eyes or ocelli, are color patterns which consist of roughly concentric rings of contrasting colors and... Read More
August 2022 White Ibis By Stephanie Boyd The white ibis, Eudocimus albus, stands about two feet tall and has a wingspan of three feet. Its plumage is... Read More
July 2022 Nurse Shark By Stephanie Boyd It’s definitely not qualified to care for hospital patients, so how did this barbel-faced bottom dweller get the name “nurse”... Read More
June 2022 Tongue-Eating Lice By Stephanie Boyd It’s the stuff of science fiction: a parasite that eats, and replaces, the tongue of its host. That’s the very... Read More
May 2022 Tar Lilies By Stephanie Boyd If you’ve never heard of a tar lily, you’re not alone. Few have been discovered in our oceans, but two... Read More