Bayou City W.A.T.E.R. Project
Wildlife Page
The Texas coastal wetlands are one of the most important migration areas in all of North America for waterfowl that use the Central and Mississippi migratory flyways. A variety of birds such as the bald eagle, peregrine falcon, whooping crane, and pelican all depend on the Texas coastal wetlands for food. More than fifty percent of migratory birds depend on wetlands for nesting and wintering spots. Texas wetlands play host for three to five million birds each year.
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Wonderful site to hear bird songs, view photos, and read narratives about the variety of birds found in Texas.
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A concise summary of where to go along Buffalo Bayou to spot a variety of birds. Information is divided by region and includes construction updates, as well as the type of habitat and birds that you can expect to see.
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You can find out everything you wanted to know about habitat management, air quality, environmental contaminants, and water rights. Take the time to mine this site, as it has a ton of useful data.
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Wow! You can find information about everything from butterflies to snakes on this site. A great resource for information and photos of wildlife found in Texas. Be sure to check out this site.
