South Texas has many colorful birds and at least six of those are orioles. This new video from Richard Moore introduces you to each them. How many will you find on your next visit to Laguna Atascosa?

Many of us provide bird seed for our feathered friends, but nature also provides a bounty, even in winter. See what's happening in the tasajillo cactus in this video from Richard.

The Great Kiskadee is one of the more vocal and colorful birds found throughout the Rio Grande Valley. Look for them near ponds, hunting for their next meal of insects.

Rare bird sightings in the Rio Grande Valley are a birder's dream. But some birds spark the attention of more than just birders. The flamingo recently found at Laguna Atascosa is just one example.

If you have ever tried to open an oyster you know what a challenge it can be, even with a proper knife. The rare American Oystercatcher's specialized bill helps it secure it's meal...most of the time. Learn more in the video.

White Pelicans are large, graceful birds who return to the Rio Grande Valley annually. Find out more about them in this video from Richard Moore

Learn about the history of the Gayman channel from none other than Joe Gayman. Joe's dream to restore the Bahia Grande began decades ago and, finally, it's nearing completion with the current widening project.

One of the most colorful birds in the Rio Grande Valley is our Green Jay. These noisy birds are found in familial flocks and feed on a wide variety of insects, fruits and small vertebrates. Look - and listen - for them at Laguna Atascosa.

Can you imagine riding a narrow gauge train through the Bahia Grande? Richard Moore shares some of the little known history about the wetlands in this video.