Articles Archive 3/4

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Oct 16, 20224 min read

That’s what October is made of

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Oct 8, 20222 min read

Mexican hat, not just roadside grandeur

jjvanm

Aug 22, 20223 min read

Migrating Green Herons winter with our resident birds

jjvanm

Aug 20, 20223 min read

Looks like a duck, walks like a duck, is it a duck?

jjvanm

Aug 18, 20222 min read

Just Blending In

jjvanm

Jul 16, 20222 min read

Honey mesquite – what do moths have to do with it?

jjvanm

Jun 18, 20223 min read

How Does Your Garden Grow?

jjvanm

Jun 10, 20223 min read

Rio Grande ground squirrel enjoys fruits of the dunes

jjvanm

May 22, 20224 min read

Things that wash ashore are intriguing to look at, but best not touched.

jjvanm

May 11, 20222 min read

The interesting genus of Buddleja, the butterfly bush

jjvanm

Apr 17, 20222 min read

What good is that prolific weed that comes up each spring?

jjvanm

Apr 4, 20222 min read

Two important trees for wildlife gardening are easily identified from a distance

jjvanm

Apr 4, 20222 min read

Blooming blackbrush easily identified from a distance

jjvanm

Mar 27, 20222 min read

Prickly poppies begin populating the Valley’s roadsides

jjvanm

Mar 27, 20222 min read

Butterflies are in the pink with winter-blooming native pink mint

jjvanm

Mar 27, 20222 min read

A touch of green to lift the spirits on a dismal winter day

jjvanm

Jan 16, 20222 min read

Showy trees – more than a pretty face

jjvanm

Jan 4, 20222 min read

It’s an unusual time for caterpillars

jjvanm

Dec 16, 20212 min read

Winter is for the birds – counting them, that is!

jjvanm

Dec 4, 20212 min read

South Texas Border Chapter
Texas Master Naturalist

That’s what October is made of

Mexican hat, not just roadside grandeur

Migrating Green Herons winter with our resident birds

Looks like a duck, walks like a duck, is it a duck?

Just Blending In

Honey mesquite – what do moths have to do with it?

How Does Your Garden Grow?

Rio Grande ground squirrel enjoys fruits of the dunes

Things that wash ashore are intriguing to look at, but best not touched.

The interesting genus of Buddleja, the butterfly bush

What good is that prolific weed that comes up each spring?

Two important trees for wildlife gardening are easily identified from a distance

Blooming blackbrush easily identified from a distance

Prickly poppies begin populating the Valley’s roadsides

Butterflies are in the pink with winter-blooming native pink mint

A touch of green to lift the spirits on a dismal winter day

Showy trees – more than a pretty face

It’s an unusual time for caterpillars

Winter is for the birds – counting them, that is!

Valley’s native poinsettias flash their colors in the wild