Here’s the Central Texas ... other cavity nesting birds as well as wildlife like flying squirrels move in. The sapsucker’s diet is not 100% sap. They eat insects, often by probing them from ...

Mosquitoes are swarming back into Central Texas after recent storms soaked the region, leaving behind sticky humidity and ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) – Spring bird migration is underway in Central Texas ... that will harbor the insects that our birds need, provide the nectar that they are evolved to eat and to need.

Mosquitoes are swarming back into Central Texas after recent storms soaked the region, leaving behind sticky humidity and pockets of standing water — perfect breeding grounds for the pesky insects.

they also eat insects, lizards, rodents and other birds. While these mate-for-life birds are a more common sight in West Texas and open areas with a scrubby habitat, they can occasionally be seen ...

After spending the bulk of the winter in South America, these migratory birds begin to fly into Texas as early as January and stay for many months. Here in Central Texas, we hold a large roost ...

Inside, a sanctuary for more than 60 species of birds. The Preserve is one of the most visited nature areas in the state of Texas ... Birds eat insects that destroy crops and spread seeds to ...

Here’s the Central Texas bird forecast for ... hold the stalk down with one foot and eat the seeds. They also will fly into spider webs to get insects. Austin’s Painted Buntings begin showing ...