Twenty-two inches of rain during May, June and July (typically very dry) has set the stage for an amazing fall migration of waterfowl and other wildlife. The lakes are full and have abundant plant life to welcome thousands of our feathered friends.

One of the most beautiful snakes at Laguna Atascosa is the Texas Indigo. Learn more about this beneficial snake from Richard Moore.

Mark Conway recently banded his 20,000th bird! Bird banding is an important part of the research into bird behavior, longevity and migration.

The Rio Grande Valley is home to some of the most colorful and rare butterflies in the United States. Richard shares some great footage of these beauties.

Where can you find the largest alligator gars? What is an alligator gar, anyway? Learn about these huge fresh water fish from Richard.

It's hard work fishing for your meals. Richard Moore provides a glimpse into the life of the Ringed Kingfisher.

Take a few minutes to watch water or shore birds and you can't help but notice the bills come in a wide array of sizes and shapes. Richard explores the relationship between bill shape and feeding behavior in this video.

Do rattlesnakes always rattle a warning? Find out in this video from Richard Moore.

Richard Moore fills us in on the life of the Texas Tortoise in this video. Can you guess it's favorite meal?