AT25-133, Birds of the Hill Country, and the Plants that Attract them, Mt. Home, Presenter: Mark and Teri McClelland (AT=2.5)

Event Title: AT25-133, Birds of the Hill Country, and the Plants that Attract them, Mt. Home, Presenter: Mark and Teri McClelland (AT=2.5)

VMS-AT: Hill Country Chapter Resource Education (Enter AT#, Class Title as posted, Location, and Presenter)

Event Date:04/26/2025
Event Time: 9:00a-12:00n

Event Description: UBarU is conducting a bioblitz April 25-27 and as part of that event Mark McClelland will give a presentation on “Birds of the Texas Hill Country and Native Plants that Attract Them” followed by an observational walk around UBarU.

More info on the talk: The Texas Hill Country is home to about 350 different species of birds. Some are common year-round residents, while others only stay for a few days, weeks, or months. We’ll talk about some of the common species along with a few of the more exotic. All rely on plants for food, shelter, and nesting. We will look at the many advantages of native plants in the landscape, how they help to feed and attract our amazing birds, and which ones to consider planting to get the most bang for your buck!

Lunch provided (donations appreciated)

Cost: Donations Appreciated

Register: https://www.ubaru.org/bioblitz

Location:
UBarU Camp and Retreat Center
277 U-Bar-U drive
Mountain Home, Texas

Contact Information: Kathy Johnson-Throop (830) 460-6002 director@ubaru.org

Organization Website https://www.ubaru.org