by Catherine Johnson
Beautiful day, awesome quests, and fun.
Nature Days, Week 3
Tag: Nature Days
Nature Days Memories
by Catherine Johnson
Here are some photo memories of another week of our November Nature Days series. Thanks to all who came out to volunteer or visit!
Great Weather for Nature Days
by Catherine Johnson
The weather turned out great for everyone at Nature Days this year. Guests took home native plants and nature gifts.
As usual, the best part was getting to know people from distant towns including Dallas, Centerville, and McAllen, as well as neighbors from Hutto, Sommerville, and College Station.
This first day, we met with some Master Gardeners. Stay tuned for the next Nature Days blog.
Here are some of the beautiful plants we have been seeing in this late fall time.
We apologize that all the photos didn’t appear when the post initially went up. There was an internet issue, and also the photos were in high definition, so they were very large. We’re all learning here, so sometimes things mess up!
That’s a Wrap for Nature Days!
by Catherine Johnson
Over the course of four Saturdays this November, 88 people attended Nature Days. Thank you, Bird and Bee Farm, for the space to reach out to support those interested in benefiting natural resources and areas.
Donna, Kim, Janice, Alan, Debra, Dorothy, Gene, Cindy, Don, Cindy, Patricia, and Rosie were volunteers for the final Saturday. Enjoy these photos of some of our visitors and Chapter members on this beautiful day.
Third Nature Day: More of the Same
by Catherine Johnson
The third Saturday of Nature Days was rainy and cold.
Guests arrived from Heidenheimer, San Antonio and Boerne and they toured the Wildscape. Carolyn staffed the tables and discussed nature topics while Rosie helped with handing out plants and children’s gifts.
All the visitors plan to come back to visit in the spring.
This Saturday is the last of Nature Days for the year. Great weather is predicted! We should have Fall Asters, seeds, native plants, and nature gifts to share. Come visit us and let us know how your garden is doing!
Nature Along the El Camino Real 