Story and photos by Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist A Texas cicada, the Superb Dog-days cicada, Neotibicen superbus, is so named because it makes its
Author: Anita Westervelt
By Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist The air will soon be aflutter with masses of colorful butterflies searching for colorful flowers and rich nectar sources.
By Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist Programs. There are two Texas Master Naturalist chapters in the Rio Grande Valley. Both chapters offer monthly meetings with
Story and photos by Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist Believe it or not, April is a good time to think about October. The October butterfly
By Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist At dusk, white flowers glow with their own special drama. Some seem to float like tiny alien spaceships in
By Anita Westervelt, Texas Master Naturalist A wet year in the Rio Grande Valley brings more native plants to flower. The more flowering plants, the