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Part of training as a Texas Master Naturalist or Texas Master Gardener stresses basic principles about educating others. In a ... Read Story »
Spring is a Texas spiny lizard's nesting time. Read Story »
Spring 2012 has certainly been unusual. Several things have been different from the last two springs in Victoria. Let's discuss ... Read Story »
Editor's Note: This is the Part II of a series taking a look at the Texas Stream Team. Read Story »
All photos may not be worth a zillion words. We've been fortunate to photograph some of nature that we want ... Read Story »
Mary won the chigger-attracting contest when we were setting beetle traps in Point Comfort last week. So now, she's got ... Read Story »
This year, butterflies have given us several different sorts of evidence of their existence, and not just in our yard. ... Read Story »
It's so busy everywhere this time of year that it's often hard to keep up with what's happening outdoors. And ... Read Story »
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"Booming" -N- "Blooming," the 19th annual Attwater's Prairie Chicken Festival, April 13-14 at Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge, near ... Read Story »
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In 1999, an extinct ivory-billed woodpecker was reported sighted in the Pearl River area of Southeast Louisiana. We've been told ... Read Story »
Face it, Paul is a bug guy. He is an Agrilife entomology specialist who likes six-legged critters, even bees and ... Read Story »
We've seen fewer Inca doves in our habitat this year. Could competition from white-winged doves be the reason? We've heard ... Read Story »
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Mornings bring flowers dripping with nectar in our backyard these days. Those flowers attract buckeye butterflies, various swallowtails, sulphurs and ... Read Story »