This month, our readers blew us out of the water with terrific catches that flowed in from around the state. Texas photographers of all ages take amazing nature shots like a duck takes to water. You’ll be in hot water if you miss out, so let’s get quackin’!
Yeisha Culp, Grayson-Collin EC: “My 10-year-old daughter, Jacque, took this while playing in the backyard.”
Tina Webb, Bluebonnet EC: “My son, Colin, is an avid fisherman. One of his favorite spots, as seen here, is Lake Somerville.”
Anne Lehnick, Bluebonnet EC: “Skyler at 2½ feeding the seagulls in Rock-port with her dad.”
Steven Chernosky, Bryan Texas Utilities: “Social distancing on the Brazos River at sunset near Batts Ferry.”
Jamie B. Wagner, Pedernales EC: Tricolored heron wading in the salt marsh on South Padre Island.
Maria Friessen, Lamar Electric: A stream rushes by after a March rain in Brookston.
Karen Fulghum, Bandera EC: “My husband, Mike Fulghum, skiing on beautiful Medina Lake years ago.”
Web Extra: Aatif Nawaz, Pedernales EC: “Galveston Pier in windy December.”
Web Extra: Linda Boyd, Trinity Valley EC: “Seven-year-old Brantley Boyd fishing with his Pawpaw Greg Boyd on Cedar Creek Lake.”
Web Extra: William Gary, Bandera EC: “Throwing up a wake on the crystal-clear waters of Medina Lake.”
Web Extra: Anthony Louviere, Pedernales EC: A northern shoveler at a pond near Austin.
Web Extra: Grady O’Shields, MidSouth EC: “The Rio Grande meanders through Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park.”
Web Extra: Saleasa Pate, United Cooperative Services: Lake Palo Pinto.
Web Extra: Jody Stavena, Wharton County EC: Tres Palacios Bay.
Web Extra: Edward Rickter, Farmers EC: A snake enters Rickter’s pond.
