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A pair of female Harlequin Ducks are only the third record in Texas, much to the delight of birders across the state. For nearly a month now, they've been hanging out along a long rock jetty that extends nearly 3/4ths of a mile into the Gulf of Mexico. The Texas coast is wholly lacking in large rocky shoreline, but this man-made structure seems to provide just what this species needs, as they dive for small fish and mussels. Port Aransas Jetty, Nueces County, TX
Port Aransas Jetty, Nueces County, TX
A pair of female Harlequin Ducks are only the third record in Texas, much to the delight of birders across the state. For nearly a month now, they've been hanging out along a long rock jetty that extends nearly 3/4ths of a mile into the Gulf of Mexico. The Texas coast is wholly lacking in large rocky shoreline, but this man-made structure seems to provide just what this species needs, as they dive for small fish and mussels. Port Aransas Jetty, Nueces County, TX
Port Aransas Jetty, Nueces County, TX
A pair of female Harlequin Ducks are only the third record in Texas, much to the delight of birders across the state. For nearly a month now, they've been hanging out along a long rock jetty that extends nearly 3/4ths of a mile into the Gulf of Mexico. The Texas coast is wholly lacking in large rocky shoreline, but this man-made structure seems to provide just what this species needs, as they dive for small fish and mussels. Port Aransas Jetty, Nueces County, TX
Port Aransas Jetty, Nueces County, TX
These two female Harlequin Ducks are only the third record in Texas, much to the delight of birders across the state. For nearly a month now, they've been hanging out along a long rock jetty that extends nearly 3/4ths of a mile into the Gulf of Mexico. The Texas coast is wholly lacking in large rocky shoreline, but this man-made structure seems to provide just what this species needs, as they dive for small fish and mussels. Port Aransas Jetty, Nueces County, TX
Nelson Park, Abilene, Taylor County, TX
Whisperwood Pond, Lubbock, Lubbock County, TX
Wildlife Trails Pond, Abilene, Taylor County, TX
Whisperwood Pond, Lubbock, Lubbock County, TX
Nelson Park, Abilene, Taylor County, TX
Wildlife Trails Pond, Abilene, Taylor County, TX
Nelson Park, Abilene, Taylor County, TX
A raft of Redhead is seen at the top of the image as several others flying over are reflected in the water below on a day with perfect atmospheric conditions to create a mirror effect. South Padre Island Birding and Nature Center, Cameron County, TX
