High Island Rookery
One of my
favorite birding spots is the High Island Rookery. Late in the day, after walking a considerable
amount and often in the hot sun, this is the place to be. A shaded path dotted with several observation
decks provides a place to sit comfortably.
There is plenty of wildlife to observe.
Over time one can see quite a lot.
Bullfrogs abound and alligators sun in wait. Many species of birds inhabit the rookery.
Yet, there are more who visit. It’s a
grand place during migration in the spring.
Texas has good
birding all year round and almost anywhere in the state. However, a trip to the Upper Texas Coast in
spring can be something special.
Labels: Alligator, American Egret, Common Gallinule, High Island, migration, Texas birding, Upper Texas Coast
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