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Nature Abstracts

Mother Nature's Son Posted on February 19, 2012 by Art ArizpeDecember 23, 2012

The Hill Country Photography Club’s critique theme this month was Nature Abstracts. I kept putting off doing the assignment because I’m not familiar with abstract techniques and felt it was forcing me outside my photographic comfort zone. I’ve tried to … Continue reading →

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Onion Creek Juniper Clearing

Mother Nature's Son Posted on February 12, 2012 by Art ArizpeDecember 23, 2012

I got to spend almost four hours yesterday in the afternoon working at the Onion Creek Water Quality Protection Lands in Hays County. The day started a bit cold with lows in the thirties, but by 1 pm it had … Continue reading →

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Bunton Branch Restoration

Mother Nature's Son Posted on February 5, 2012 by Art ArizpeDecember 23, 2012

Last October, Mary and I volunteered at one of our Chapter’s projects, the Bunton Branch Restoration. The project is located on 35 acres of City of Kyle parkland. The park property was acquired in 2008 when the developer of the … Continue reading →

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That’s A Lot Of Seedballs!

Mother Nature's Son Posted on January 29, 2012 by Art ArizpeDecember 23, 2012

Our Hays County Chapter of the Texas Master Master Naturalists recently participated in a neat project which I think exemplifies the kind of work we do and the spirit of our members. The Healing Hands Healing Lands project was created … Continue reading →

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A Turkey Trot

Mother Nature's Son Posted on January 23, 2012 by Art ArizpeDecember 23, 2012

I recently bought a Bushnell Trophy Cam Night Vision Trail Camera. The camera is motion-triggered and takes color photos in daylight and infrared photos at night. It has an infrared flash unit. I set it up near one of our … Continue reading →

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