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Years ago, my trail camera recorded a couple of pictures of Black Vultures in a bog.  The quality of the images was just...
10/29/2026

Years ago, my trail camera recorded a couple of pictures of Black Vultures in a bog. The quality of the images was just so-so, but I was intrigued by the composition. I especially wondered how it would look if the two original shots were combined into one. So, I went into Photoshop and built a composite image just to see what it would look like.

I stumbled across these pictures again earlier today, and I couldn't help but wonder what AI would do with the effort. I handed the pictures off to an AI guru friend of mine, and the fourth picture is what he came up with.

AI is here, folks. It can do incredible things. It's going to change the world. Stay frosty.

Halloween Deer!Dallas County, Texas
10/29/2026

Halloween Deer!
Dallas County, Texas

10/29/2026

Nutria in Conflict!
Denton County, Texas

Great-tailed Grackle... The Nacho Thief!
10/27/2026

Great-tailed Grackle... The Nacho Thief!

This photo came in last night.  It could just be a trick of the light, but this Coyote may be a unique light-morph or po...
10/24/2026

This photo came in last night. It could just be a trick of the light, but this Coyote may be a unique light-morph or possibly even piebald. Light areas on the animal may be real, or they could be places where the image is overexposed. Similarly, dark areas may be real, or they may be shadows. We will continue to monitor the situation!

Denton County, Texas

10/23/2026

A sampling of the variety of urban wildlife that can be found along even the most insignificant streambed. This one is little more than a drainage ditch and is surrounded by development on all sides. Extra credit to those who can name every species!

Gotcha, Mr. Coyote!
10/18/2026

Gotcha, Mr. Coyote!

A cold-stunned Cottonmouth on the trail this morning.  The snake is in a state of torpor.  It will recover as the temper...
10/17/2026

A cold-stunned Cottonmouth on the trail this morning. The snake is in a state of torpor. It will recover as the temperature warms later in the morning! This is a juvenile, just over a foot long.

Two Bobcats and Two Coyotes!Denton County, Texas
10/15/2026

Two Bobcats and Two Coyotes!
Denton County, Texas

10/14/2026

There are only a very few places in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex where you can find Prairie Dogs... But they are here!

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