Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.
Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.
Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.
Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.
Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.
Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.
Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.
Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.

American Coot (Fulica americana)

American Coot

(Fulica americana)

Description:

Coots may not be the sexiest of subjects, but they seem well represented here in Texas. I finally got my chance to visit Santa Ana National Wildlife Reserve this Sunday. I’ve wanted to explore there since my first trip to Texas in the Spring of 2020, but with the global pandemic, it was one of several locations that shut their doors to all visitors while I was here last spring.

Date Taken: 2021:02:21 12:20

Location:

Santa Ana NWR
Alamo, Texas
United States
108.28 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D5, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/2000

File Name: AmericanCoot_D5X4443-SantaAna-NWR

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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