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 →
The Orb Weaver or Garden Spider is a familiar sight in central Texas. They can grow quite large. The first one below was over 6 inches from leg tip to tip. Their webs usually have a distinctive zig-zag pattern in … Continue reading →
I was elected to serve as President of the Hill Country Photography Club at the last club meeting. Also elected were Tom Delaney and Carol Serur as co-Vice Presidents. Tom Bender will continue as Secretary and Winifred Simon will continue … Continue reading →
I was on a hike of our property last March when I came across a small flowering tree. I frequently hike the property for several reasons. First, it lets me keep an eye on things. The landscape changes constantly and … Continue reading →
Two of the hollies native to our area are very visible right now because they’re covered with bright red berries. I’m sure you’ve seen them as you drive through our rural areas. They frequently grow wild along fence lines or … Continue reading →