Story and photos by Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist Some moths and butterflies are still laying eggs, and in six to 10 days, those eggs
Author: Anita Westervelt
The temperature is a-changing; we’re promised a drop soon in the humidity levels. The birds in the trees are more diverse — different species passing
— Night hunters help control the insect population Story and photos by Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist The Lower Rio Grande Valley is the northern
Amazingly, summer noticeably turned into fall here in the Deep South of Texas for a couple of days. This short cold front gave us a
Story and photos by Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist Wood stork, Mycteria Americana, is the only member of the stork family (Ciconiidae) native to America.
Story and photos by Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist Heavy summer rain in the Deep South of Texas makes for hot, dripping-humid days and sultry,