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Lindheimer Chapter Texas Master Naturalists

Comal County, Texas

06/10/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Edith Bergquist for these great photos of a red-shouldered hawk. Edith writes this guy is "pesky"! Click on photo to enlarge for details. You can see the red on the shoulder.

06/08/2026

Our next meeting on June 18, 2026 is ONLINE only!
Here's the link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7461036858

06/07/2026

Our thanks to LMN VP Laurie Dugan for this series of photos of polyphemus moth - a very large moth as you can see by the tape measure. Beautiful! Click on photo to enlarge for details!

06/05/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Debbie Caraway for this great series of photos of a hummingbird nest. Be sure to click on the photo to enlarge. The nest has some pretty good camo!

06/04/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Kathy Laney for this great photo of colorful long horn beetles.

06/02/2026

Beautiful birds - many thanks to LMN member Darlene Varga for these photos. Great catch showing eating berries! Click on photos to enlarge - the colors are amazing!

05/30/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Kris Moore for the up close & personal shots. Kris writes: "This sweet fox hangs around my property. I think she has kits in the area. It was nice to see her in a moment of relaxation."

05/29/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Cindy Goodrum for this great photo of a greater fearless lizard. Oops, it's greater earless! Although he looks pretty fearless to me! Good catch!

05/27/2026

Great photos from LMN member Darlene Varga. When asked where she captured these, Darlene writes: "They literally were all at my house ....mostly in or near my water feature. The key is moving water. Mine is built in the ground and pretty large with two ends with cascading water. But the motor died and it took a couple of weeks to get it replaced and I just used a water wiggler in my small dish-like water feature and still attracted some birds. I am up to 106 different species of birds from off my deck. I am only counting birds seen from the deck for that # and if I add birds from the cove behind my house its probably closer to 150. I, also, do Project Feeder Watch and get lots of my pics and observations while I am doing that." Many thanks to Darlene for the photos and the advice! We're getting a water feature!

05/26/2026

DON'T MISS THIS!
TMN Tuesday, June 9
Title: Groundwater in Texas: Aquifers, Policy, and Management
Speaker: Adam Foster, Executive Director, Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts
Date: June 9, 2026, at 12PM CT
Description: This presentation provides an overview of groundwater in Texas, including the major aquifers that supply water across the state and the policies and institutions that guide groundwater management. Topics will include the role of groundwater conservation districts (GCDs), state agencies involved in groundwater planning and regulation, and how Texas approaches groundwater management within the framework of Texas water law. The presentation will also explore current challenges facing groundwater resources and the importance of science-based management in a growing and drought-prone state.

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New Braunfels, TX
78132

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