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Deep woods Denton County!Texas
05/31/2026

Deep woods Denton County!
Texas

Yesterday, we shared pictures of a tailless Coyote. Today, we have pictures of a tailless Raccoon taken in the same loc...
05/28/2026

Yesterday, we shared pictures of a tailless Coyote. Today, we have pictures of a tailless Raccoon taken in the same location.

Working Theory: The Coyote bit off the Raccoon's tail, while at the same time the Raccoon chomped off the Coyote's tail. Explained!!

A small photo collection featuring our local tailless Coyote. Most of these pictures are UFO/Bigfoot-ish quality, compl...
05/27/2026

A small photo collection featuring our local tailless Coyote. Most of these pictures are UFO/Bigfoot-ish quality, complete with motion blur and unclear details. Others are a little better. This unique Coyote has shown up in front of our trail cameras for the better part of two years now. His tailless condition is likely due to an injury sustained as a puppy, or maybe it's some kind of birth defect.

05/25/2026

Our little fawn is getting bigger and stronger! Watch as the baby fuels up and then cuts it loose!
Denton County, Texas

A selection of wildlife photos from the deep woods in Dallas County, Texas
05/24/2026

A selection of wildlife photos from the deep woods in Dallas County, Texas

05/22/2026

A shed snakeskin anchored in a stream of overflow storm water. This skin was approaching 2 feet long, and likely came from a Plain-bellied Water Snake...

05/18/2026

Baby deer following its mother through the deep woods!
Denton County, Texas

New Today!! The Spring 2026 issue of DFW Urban Wildlife Magazine! In this edition of DFW Urban Wildlife online magazine ...
05/16/2026

New Today!! The Spring 2026 issue of DFW Urban Wildlife Magazine!

In this edition of DFW Urban Wildlife online magazine will find an article that may add to our understanding of Swamp Rabbits in North Texas. Another story pulls back the curtain a bit on solar power generation in our part of the country, and a third post offers some thoughts on the future of Artificial Intelligence. You will definitely want to check these out!

And, as always, we have a new Rabbit and Raccoon comic strip, along with the article: How Do You Pronounce the Word Pyrrhuloxia? from the archives--first published nine years ago!

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Featured stories in this issue:
> Denton County Swamp Rabbits
> A Darker Shade of Green
> Future Esoteric
> A Brand New Rabbit and Raccoon Comic Strip!
> How Do You Pronounce the Word Pyrrhuloxia? - From the Archives!

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All articles can be easily accessed from the home page. Additionally, links to each new feature will be provided in the comment section below. Have a look!

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Next Issue - August 2026

05/15/2026

More Bobcat kittens!

What kind of animal did this pelvis belong to!?
05/11/2026

What kind of animal did this pelvis belong to!?

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