Let It Rain
September ended up being a very good month for rain. We got 5.9 inches at our house and that puts it at the third highest this year. May had 6.6 inches and July, surprisingly, had 6.1 inches. The whole year … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: wild flowers
Wildflowers Revisted
I found this wildflower photo in my archives. It was taken in May of 2009 and the wildflower were in full celebration of the spring rains. The location is an empty field along Kohler’s Crossing Road between Buda and Kyle. … Continue reading →
Tiny White Flowers
I took this photo at the end of April and I’ve been trying to identify the plant ever since. The flowers are tiny, maybe 1/8 inch in size and the plant is very short – just 3 or 4 inches … Continue reading →
Spring Has Sprung!
It was foggy yesterday morning, so I grabbed my camera on my way to breakfast. I had been watching the bluebonnets all week and was hoping to get some good shots. I was not disappointed. The fog, along with the … Continue reading →
That’s A Lot Of Seedballs!
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 →