Mary and I attended a full-day class yesterday to become trained citizen scientists for the Texas Invasives program. Texas Invasives is a operated by the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center and supported by partners such as the Texas Parks and … Continue reading →
The high temperature today was near 80. Just two weeks ago it was in the teens and snowing. I just love the Texas weather! There are signs of spring starting to show even though we’re still in February. The grass … Continue reading →
Mary sent me these photos, taken with her cell phone last week, of a gray fox at her school. Keep in mind that her school is in the middle of Kyle, Texas. Kyle is not a big city, but it … Continue reading →
Sometimes it’s the small things that are worth observing. We’re usually attracted by the large, the loud, the brightly colored. We’re also limited by our senses. Many animals use or emit sounds, but often the sounds are beyond our hearing … Continue reading →