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Brazos Bend State Park, SE Texas
Nasty light but too close not to shoot. Shot with Assignment Houston Group
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scenery at Brazos Bend State Park in Needville, Texas
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About three weeks before I took this photo I saw two big gators about this size sunning themselves in almost exactly the same spot beside Elm Lake. Could these be the same two? Possibly, as they really don't move around very much.
I used to think that whenever I saw two of them this close together this time of year that one was probably male and the other was female, since mating season is near and they may have already begun courting. These two, however, are a bit too big, making me think they're both males. Maybe these gators have a richer social life than I ever imagined...
Anhinga expressing itself to a group of black-bellied whistling ducks in Elm Lake at Brazos Bend State Park
Just as I began to squat down to get a low angle shot of this large gator, it decided to come up out of the water onto this concrete embankment. It didn't come far, as it settled down to bask on the concrete.
Anything wading at Brazos Bend, even though they're the hunter, they're hunted. It's a wonder anything that gets in the water survives with the alligators so plentiful.
Colorful fall foliage beside Creekfield Lake in Brazos Bend State Park. I believe these are on a Chinese tallow tree.