Fotos - Tier

Roger as a Mouse pad - Here's my meow Roger being used as a mousepad. In August 2002 I turned the picture into a mouse pad, so he is now used as a mouse pad recursively.
Rogers Kopf - A closeup of the cat who is of legal driving age.
Roger on a Pillow - This is what happens, when you leave cats in a cold room.
Earl The Scorpion - A whole slew of pictures of Earl and stories too.
Skorpion Mk. II - This guy has been around a long time without a name.
Jake watches koi in the pond.
Omega about to crash - She's dropped the ball about a second before she crashes into my legs.

Gala the Tarantula - A lazy tarantula, she has no hope of survival in the wild.
Jark the Bearded Dragon - Eats baby crickets like the spider in Sim Ant eats the ants.
Jark in the Bathtub - Not quite fond of the falling water or even the surrounding water, an older Jark contemplates his dire situation.
Marvin the Amblypygid - A tailless whip scorpion, he makes mad dashes when you sneeze.
Marvin again - A picture of him running sideways would also be impressive.
Scout goes in all-out hunting mode when he confuses a a butterfly for quail.

Blue Jay on the Bench - I'm still not sure this happened.


Hawk and his Prey - This Hawk swooped down off the statue in the courtyard of the Engineering-Physics building to catch this sky rat (pigeon). In bottom right picture, he was eyeing me pretty well, I think he wanted my hat if I went after his lunch.

Robins in the front yard - These guys like hopping around my front yard hunting down the birds in the late winter.
A fleet of Robins - They have returned to my house for the winter of 2005.

Scissortail - Another interesting bird native to Texas.
Scissortail #2 - Sitting in the tree, almost posing for the picture.

A coastal bird glides across the water in search of fish.

A flock of Hen Turkeys - Running away from me as you can tell.

Squirrel Relaxing - A curious spot to relax on a hot day.
A Black Witch Moth - A bunch of these blew into Houston with the Hurricane Claudette. I found this female in the parking garage at work after lunch one day. Here is a Press Release about it.
Sheep Crossing - Here in Texas you have to worry about all sorts of things crossing the road in front of you.
Antelope with a few Windmills - I took this picture on the Scenic route around McDonald Observatory.
Some sort of bat - A bat that was flying around in the daylight, and landed on the driveway before crawling up under the truck tire.
Cottontail Rabbit - He didn't do a good job of hiding from me in the grass so I snuck up and got this picture.
Jackrabbit - There are TONS of these in West Texas.
A moth colored white and yellow.
Simple yellow butterflies clinging to moisture.

A Green Anole - This color changing lizard can be found eating grasshoppers around east texas.
Baby Horny Toad - This fellow was about the size of a dime and was discovered while mowing the yard.
Baby Horny Toad in a Cup - Here it is in the cup to give a better idea of his size.
Stick Bug on the Window - Not sure if this is really a stick bug, but I have no other idea what to call him. My source who isn't completely certain about what it is says it looks like an adult male Lopaphus Caesius.
Squirrel in the late summer heat.
A two-colored squirrel on a slab of granite.
Millipede which escaped the 80s.

Scorpion #1 - This was the first scorpion of the night. He was squished by my boot and was at least twice the size of the Second one.
Scorpion #2 - This little guy was smashed the second time. Much smaller than the first but I didn't get a good picture of the first one. I picked him up with tape and realized he wasn't quite dead, so he got to drip poison on the tape while he awaited his destiny.
Scorpion #3 - He tried to get me by the bed when I woke up one morning.
Texas Coral Snake #1 - A Texas Coral Snake I encountered while working in Conroe one afternoon.
Texas Coral Snake #2 - Another view of him slithering clumsily on the concrete to get away from me.
About 5 feet long, this bull snake spent some time under the bench.

Coiled Rattlesnake - Yeah, he's dead, but it makes a neat picture still.
Rattlesnake in the Rain - Not much rain, but he didn't move from there until I upset him.
Red Ants - Haven't seen any red ants before? They're quite amusing to watch (much much much more amusing than television).
Black Widow - An outdoor nest under a ledge at the Observatory, she has an Ironclad Beetle to feast upon.
Much to my surprise, he wasn't very squished after I had killed him.

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