Images of Texas

	White-winged Dove This is the first white-winged dove I've identified. I don't think they're in California.
	Dusky-capped Flycatcher We think this is a dusky-capped flycatcher. They're an accidental at Big Bend, so I'm not really sure.
	Ladder-backed Woodpecker This is a ladder-backed woodpecker.
	Golden-fronted Woodpecker The golden-fronted woodpecker is the only woodpecker with yellow and red.
	Boquilas Canyon The south side of this canyon is Mexico.
	Prickly Pear Cactus There was a lot of prickly pear cactus about.
	Cactus This one is nasty, those spikes are tough. They'll penetrate deep if you fall on them, and they injure horses.
	Yucca Yucca trees are fairly common.
	A Riverbed This, 50,000,000 years ago, was a riverbed.
	Santa Elena Canyon This canyon is on the western side of the park. The left side is the south, and is Mexico.
	Santa Elena Canyon Another look at the canyon.
	Earless Lizard This was the only lizard I saw at Big Bend.
	Badlands These lands are bad.
	Golden-fronted Woodpecker Another look at a golden-fronted woodpecker.
	Common Black Hawk This was my first common black hawk. They're fairly common in Mexico, but are rarely seen in the United States.
	Ash-throated Flycatcher This ash-throated flycatcher sat about 8 feet away from me, and allowed me to take this picture.
	Chisos Mountains The Chisos Mountains are the heart of Big Bend National Park.
	El Capitan It seems everyone has an El Capitan... This one is in the Guadeloupe Mountains.