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Clyde Camp – Screech Owls 2020 – Two Failed Nest Attempts

Last year about this same time (late June), I wrote an article entitled Screech Owls in Suburbia describing our (their) success in raising four chicks. This year we, 2020, had another pair but with quite different results. All material, from this year and last, including 98+ videos for 2020, is available as links from http://crcamp.com/owls.

07/08/2020

Shaking of the Trees Post

Sally’s Secret Garden

Experience the Sounds of Katydids and Rio Grande Chirping Frogs as Sally Evans does in her secret garden.

07/06/2020

General

Interested in Frog Calls

Interested in frog calls? Here is just one of the many videos available from the Texas Nature Trackers.

07/05/2020

PlantsPrairie RestorationShaking of the Trees Post

Prairie Farmstead

The Heritage Farmstead prairie plot is ablaze with colors, variety and pollinators. We were able to return to care taking on a limited time and number of volunteers a few weeks ago. Amazing how nature has taken care of itself.

07/04/2020

GeneralPlantsShaking of the Trees Post

Susan Smith – Summer Project

Here’s my latest project. I got the idea from the North Texas Gardner’s Facebook page. We just had foundation work done along this barren side of the house that’s always been a messy storage area for miscellaneous stuff. It’s always had drainage issues from the downspout to the right, plus my neighbor told me it floods his yard every time it rains.

07/03/2020

Shaking of the Trees Post

Jean Suplick – Discover the Birds in Your Yard and Garden

With us all hunkered down at home, there has been a worldwide spike in eBird.org observations by citizen scientists. If you’re one of those staying home with more time to gaze out the window, wander in the yard, or play in the garden, consider starting your own list of yard birds and contribute to the eBird database of avian observations.

07/01/2020

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