Oakhurst Neighborhood Association, Fort Worth, Texas: Wildlife

Oakhurst is a quiet, heavily-treed respite just a stone's throw from downtown Fort Worth, so the neighborhood has become a haven for a thriving population of birds, squirrels, foxes, and other woodland critters. Send us your photos and we'll post them for your neighbors to see!

American Robin Turdus migratorius (Dr. Glenn Calabrese, 2/2016)

Blue Jay Father and Chicks (Beverly Fletcher, 5/2015)

Blue Jay Mother and Chicks (Beverly Fletcher, 5/2015)

Carolina Anole (Dr. Glenn Calabrese, 6/2013)

Peahen (Steve Sheridan, 5/2013)

Cedar Waxwing (Dr. Glenn Calabrese, 4/2013)

Gray Fox

Gray Foxes at Night

ABOUT US

Oakhurst Neighborhood Association is a volunteer organization, chartered in 1981, representing the residents of Oakhurst, a 1920s-era neighborhood in Fort Worth, Texas, and a designated Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places. Our mission is to promote better communication, neighborhood unity, civic spirit and good will among area residents; to protect and promote the best interest of residents; to promote the improvement of public facilities and services, and to cooperate with government agencies and other civic public organizations for the general welfare of the residents of Oakhurst. Visit the pages on this site to discover what we are all about!