Growing up in Kansas, it was kind of fun to see a couple of June bugs bumping against the porch light in the evenings. I
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by Norma Friedrich On April 27, 2021 five members of the RGVCTMN New Class 2021 participated in the Great Texas Birding Classic (GTBC). Selecting the
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by James Bennie Recently, I read the new book Entangled Life by Merlin Sheldrake which is about the latest research findings on Fungus. Thus I had mushrooms on my
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by Linda Butcher JUNE 10 – New moon and eclipse of the moon. Unfortunately, it will only be a partial eclipse in our area. JUNE 21 – Summer Solstice. The
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by Dr. Tim and Ki Brush Green Jays and Clay-colored Thrushes are two tropical bird species which folks can see in the Lower Rio Grande
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by Tamie Bulow Hunter Lohse and his father, David Lohse, are TMN members from the Class of 2015. Hunter is currently a Master of Landscape Architecturestudent at the University of Arizona and will graduate in