While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.
While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.
While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.
While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.
While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.
While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.
While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.
While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.

Wilson's Phalarope (Phalaropus tricolor)

Wilson's Phalarope

(Phalaropus tricolor)

Description:

While I was looking for anis, cuckoos, thrushes, buntings and warblers, a single Wilson’s Phalarope landed in the tiny nearby mud puddle. It was the only remaining water in the resaca. Resaca de las Palmas in Brownsville, Texas opened to the public a few days before I left Texas on my 2020 expedition.

Date Taken: 2020:04:29 11:03

Location:

Resaca de las Palmas
Brownsville, Texas
United States
42.65 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON D500, 800 mm, f/8.0, 1/3200

File Name: WilsonsPhalarope_D509241-Resaca-de-las-Palmas

© 2020 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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