Favoritos de aguilita

Localizado en el Cerro del Sombrerito en Amacuzac Morelos.

Leucistic acorn woodpeckers (2 there)

unbanded

notice the fawn in the jaws of the fox

captured in flight and eaten by Eastern Phoebe (Sayornis phoebe)

butterflies seem to be chasing one another, not sure if they were mating.

Wild ravens outside of captive raven's enclosure

I observed this specimen as a larvae at this spot before it began metamorphosing into this chrysalis.

male at nest constructed by his mate, an Altamira Oriole.

female at nest. Her mate, an Audubon's Oriole, did not help construct the nest.

Fish visible in left of second photo, previous frame. Next frame they were all gone.

Nestling. Photo 2: Adult bringing food to nest.

so many!

In wheel with Blue Dasher!

Was getting chased and was cornered by our farms domestic dogs so i carried it to my clubhouse and let it rest until it regained the energy to take off on its own

This male bee was found stumbling through the grass unable to hold on to leaves, my hands, even flowers.

Bosque Los Colomos, Guadalajara, Jalisco

Leucistic Lark Sparrow, size and shape similar to the Lark Sparrow to the right.

Photos taken about 14 hours apart.
Was alive in the first one.

caught large wolf spider

caught by texas spiny lizard

With Bordered Patch (Chlosyne lacinia) as prey

Ate a cicada, which is the one on the left side of the last picture

Yellow rumped warbler feeding a baby cowbird as one of her own. I knew that cowbirds are nest parasites but it was extremely weird seeing this first hand.