I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.
I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.
I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.
I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.
I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.
I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.
I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.
I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.

Barn Swallow (Hirundo rustica)

Barn Swallow

(Hirundo rustica)

Description:

I spent much of my stay at Davis Mountains State Park working on images and stories from earlier episodes from my expedition. But on my third day in the park, I drove up-slope to Skyline Drive and looked for Montezuma Quail. They were ‘heard’ but not seen. Barn Swallows feeding babies were more accessible.

Date Taken: 2023:07:06 12:05

Location:

Davis Mountains State Park
Fort Davis, Texas
United States
5144.61 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON Z 9, 800 mm, f/6.3, 1/800

File Name: BarnSwallow_Z9X9768_DavisMountains.SP-TX

© 2023 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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