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South Texas: Mexican Specialties in the US
Or Belize for that matter Although between furlough and Wisconsin legislature punishment, about the most exotic trip in my future might be North Dakota...- Mysticete
- Post #14
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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South Texas: Mexican Specialties in the US
Yeah...at this point I think the only non-vagrant South Texas specialties that would actually be lifers that I need are Mangrove Warbler, Brown Jay, and Hook-billed Kite I think. The kite requires a bit of luck and the other two require very specific locations with restricted access. And of...- Mysticete
- Post #12
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports
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South Texas: Mexican Specialties in the US
Great Trip report....haven't been to South Texas in years but really should go back, although at this point its very diminishing returns for me considering potential non-vagrant lifers. Santa Margarita Ranch has been on a streak lately...besides the Brown Jays a Mottled Owl and Bare-throated...- Mysticete
- Post #10
- Forum: Vacational Trip Reports