


A premier birding hotspot in the Rio Grande Valley with wetlands, brushy edges, boardwalks and viewing blinds—ideal for photographing migrants (warblers, raptors, hummingbirds) and native wetland scenes. Best at dawn and late afternoon for active birds and warm light; migration peaks Nov–Mar and spring Mar–May. Trails and blinds are mostly accessible with on-site parking and restrooms; entry is generally free but expect fellow birders—stay quiet and avoid flash. Warm, humid summers demand insect



A premier birding hotspot in the Rio Grande Valley with wetlands, brushy edges, boardwalks and viewing blinds—ideal for photographing migrants (warblers, raptors, hummingbirds) and native wetland scenes. Best at dawn and late afternoon for active birds and warm light; migration peaks Nov–Mar and spring Mar–May. Trails and blinds are mostly accessible with on-site parking and restrooms; entry is generally free but expect fellow birders—stay quiet and avoid flash. Warm, humid summers demand insect