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Shaking of the Trees Post

Shaking of the Trees Post

Bird on a Dock – Maybe not what you think.

Sam Crowe , 2022 –
I think the plants are a type of dock. Photographed at Hagerman May 14. The plants were quite colorful. The Dickcissels were abundant and the males were shouting out their territorial claims. My experience is that after nesting takes place the Dickcissels can be difficult to find.
Pretty nice video of the bird on the dock, and on a tree, singing different songs

06/07/2023

GeneralMembersShaking of the Trees Post

Our Tribe’s Fortune 1,000 Hours – George Sims

George Sims, 2006 – “I retired as city clerk of a small town in northeastern Louisiana in 2006, then moved to twenty acres in the Missouri Ozarks, where I became a Missouri Master Naturalist.”

05/01/2023

GeneralMembersShaking of the Trees Post

Our Tribe’s Fortune 500 Hours – Marcia Lucido

Marcia Lucido, 2014 – “Now I am a guide on the Training Committee.”

05/01/2023

GeneralMembersShaking of the Trees Post

Our Tribe’s Fortune 500 Hours – Leah Beck

Leah Beck, 2017 – “We currently have 37 bob white quail chicks in our garage.”

05/01/2023

MembersShaking of the Trees Post

Our Tribe’s Fortune 250 Hours – Nancy Casillas

Nancy Casillas, 2009 – “We’re the ones that step CLOSER to the scat.”

05/01/2023

Annual EventsPaddling TrailsShaking of the Trees Post

Cypress Basin Chapter 11th Annual Flotilla – April 22, 2023

Michelle Connally, 2018 – As the sunbeams started to hit the water and trees, the sounds of a Northern Cardinal, Tufted Titmouse, Northern Parula, Eastern Kingbird, Mourning Dove, Prothonotary Warbler, and Carolina Wren were identified using the Merlin Bird ID app.

04/24/2023

Flora and FaunaMembersShaking of the Trees Post

Oak Point Park Nature Walk with Carol Clark – April 19, 2023

Vicki Sanders, 2022 – Mother Nature is running a little slow this Spring, but we still had plenty to see on our walk with Carol Clark on the Natural Wonders of Oak Park Nature Walk on April 19.

04/21/2023

GeneralMembersShaking of the Trees Post

Texas Environmental Excellence Award Winner – Bob Mione

Deborah Canterbury, 2014 – Our very own, Bob Mione was awarded the Texas Environmental Excellence Award.

04/14/2023

GeneralMembersShaking of the Trees Post

Our Tribe’s Fortune 2,500 Hours – Lorelei Stierlen

Lorelei Stierlen, 2014 – “Attached are two pics, use whichever one you want (couldn’t find the one of me with the chainsaw).”

04/01/2023

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Our Tribe’s Fortune 1,000 Hours – Judy Rowe

Judy Rowe, 2007 –  “I hope that now that I am “retired”, I can add volunteer hours more quickly!”

04/01/2023

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