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I volunteer as a Cross Timbers Master Naturalist. My SO and I are slowly visiting every State Park in Texas when we have time off. Along the way, we stop at preserves, reserves, refuges, parks, gardens, forests, produce stands, ice cream stands, lemonade stands, and whatever else looks interesting as an excuse to explore every inch of this state. Foraging (and eating!) is my passion but tidbits about native plants and animals occasionally work their way into my head. I have an iNat addiction and my name there is pynklynx.
Welcome, Leah. Tell us a little about yourself and how you found us.
-Kathleen
Just saw that you came for the mushroom event. David is so good. I learn something new every time I attend.
We don't have a bloom report but it is a good idea.
People put pictures on our Facebook group frequently. That is a pretty good way to see what is blooming.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/564425933696669/
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