These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.
These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.
These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.
These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.
These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.
These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.
These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.
These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.

Black-Tailed Gnatcatcher (Polioptila melanura)

Black-Tailed Gnatcatcher

(Polioptila melanura)

Description:

These desert loving birds found their way to this oasis. Dug Out Wells is located between Panther Junction in the north and Rio Grande Village to the south. Originally established as a rest area for weary desert travelers in the early 1900s, the water now serves birds and wildlife.

Date Taken: 2021:01:06 9:45

Location:

Dug Out Wells
Big Bend National Park, Texas
United States
2868.68 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/5.6, 1/8000

File Name: BlackTailedGnatcatcher_D5X8392-DugOutWells-BigBend

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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