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Domestic muscovy hens are dedicated moms

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Alligators -- A healthy fear is a good thing

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Save the nighttime for the night-flying insects

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Impromptu gardens for the curiosity seekers

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Texas trees and summer are the quintessential duo

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Great-tailed grackles: annoying, abundant and impressive

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Texas Persimmon tree chosen to honor local Texas Master Naturalist chapter’s 10-year anniversary

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Colorful pricklypear cactus flowers command our attention

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South Texas Border Chapter
Texas Master Naturalist

Wading birds share the bounty in cooperative dining

A bit on the wild side of poinsettia

Christmas senna; a winter-blooming beauty

Valley Native Plant Growers & Nurseries

Cooler temperatures mean planting time in the Rio Grande Valley

Purple beauty in a container Jann Miller style

The front porch pumpkin, fall’s favored feature

More rain means more pollinators – in time for a fall bioblitz

The ubiquitous dayflower

Domestic muscovy hens are dedicated moms

Annual cicadas are a part of a typical South Texas summer

Take time to admire fall's showy native vines

Alligators -- A healthy fear is a good thing

Save the nighttime for the night-flying insects

Impromptu gardens for the curiosity seekers

Texas trees and summer are the quintessential duo

Great-tailed grackles: annoying, abundant and impressive

Texas Persimmon tree chosen to honor local Texas Master Naturalist chapter’s 10-year anniversary

Colorful pricklypear cactus flowers command our attention

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