In April, Frank and I took a road trip consisting of about 3000 miles round trip. I’ll share more photos soon. We were there two weeks before peak migration…more to come!

This Willet was hanging out on a fence post along one of the driving trails at Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in Texas. Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge is a 34,000 acre conservation area consisting of coastal marsh and prairies along the coast of Texas bordering East Bay, part of the Galveston Bay and sits west of the town of High Island.

Willet standing on a round fence post with a barbed wire fence attached to it in Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge. Photo

Below is a map of the area if you ever get down that way.

Map of Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge in South Texas near the Gulf of Mexico.
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  1. 100 Country Trek Avatar

    Thanks for sharing grey bird. Anita

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    1. Lisa Coleman Avatar

      Yeah, Mr. Willet is gray/grey no matter what you do to the image. 😂

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  2. bushboy Avatar

    Cool Willet portrait Lisa

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    1. Lisa Coleman Avatar

      Thank you. It’s hard to make a humble looking bird look good. 😎

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  3. circadianreflections Avatar

    How exciting, Lisa!! Your Willet is lovey. I’ll check out the map and area. I hadn’t heard of it before now!

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    1. Lisa Coleman Avatar

      It was an awesome trip. I’ll write more about it soon. That area down there is incredible for birding. Anytime from January-April.

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