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From the Great Plains of the north, to the subtropical banks of the Lower Rio-Grande . . . and from the pineywoods and cypress swamps of the east, to the dry canyons and deserts of the west . . . Texas is unique in its biodiversity. ​With my friend Mohammad and on my own, I photographed some of the iconic fauna and flora of the Lone Star State in April 2017. 

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F E A T U R E D   S P E C I E S

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B L A C K  - T A I L E D   J A C K R A B B I T   •  B L A C K - T A I L E D   P R A I R I E   D O G   •   B I S O N

G R E E N   H E R O N   •   S N O W Y   E G R E T   •   Y E L L O W - C R O W N E D   N I G H T - H E R O N

R U F O U S   H U M M I N G B I R D   •   F U L V O U S   W H I S T L I N G - D U C K   •   P L A I N   C H A C H A L A C A 

B L A C K - T H R O A T E D   S P A R R O W   •   W H I T E - C R O W N E D   S P A R R O W   •   N O R T H E R N   C A R D I N A L

V E R M I L L I O N   F L Y C A T C H E R   •   P Y R R H U L O X I A 

S T R A W B E R R Y    P I T A Y A  •   D A R K L I N G   B E E T L E   •   Y U C C A   •   A M E R I C A N   B U L L F R O G

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