Lindheimer Chapter Texas Master Naturalists

10/09/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Edith Bergquist for these photos of a very colorful summer tanager taking a bath! Great!

10/03/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Debbie Caraway for this colorful & unusual shot of a Spot-sided Coreid eating a berry from an American Beauty Berry. Wow! Click on picture to enlarge.

09/30/2026

Applications for the 2027 Training Class of the Lindheimer Chapter Texas Master Naturalist are open from now until October 15! There are still openings! C.lick on the picture below

Applications are open! from October 1 – October 15, 2026 for the 2027 Class. You will be notified of acceptance. Thank you for your interest. Scroll down to find application. ****************…

09/25/2026

Our thanks to LMN PAL Director Caroline Broderick for this detailed photo of a Praying Mantis seen at Bracken during the Moth Night event. Just illustrates that Nature can be an even more fantastic creator than Hollywood! Click to enlarge!

09/24/2026

09/23/2026

Thanks to LMN Treasurer Don Epps for this photo of Aruba parrots. They're beautiful!

09/19/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Kris Moore for these photos of a newborn squirrel. Kris writes: "It’s not often that we get to see wildlife babies. This is an unfortunate case for a baby squirrel that I heard crying out in distress on the ground in my front yard. Apparently, something happened to the mom. The little one was so hungry. I took it to Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation in Kendalia, TX, and made a donation on behalf of the baby. 🐿️ I waited long enough to see if the parent would show up to no avail."
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09/18/2026

Many thanks to LMN member Marcia Kelly for this photo of a Junior Nature Seekers Class. Great going!

09/16/2026

TONIGHT! From President Sue Sommer: Our Chapter Meeting on Thursday (9/17) promises to be a winner. First, the popular Craig Hensley is presenting; so I am expecting a large crowd! Second, this will be our first Chapter Meeting at the beautiful Headwaters at the Comal. If you haven’t been there, or it’s been a while, be sure to arrive early to look around. Third, our meetings have been unusually entertaining lately (thanks, Laurie!) and this one will be extra special since Craig has been an important pillar of the Lindheimer Master Naturalists. Snacks and socializing start at 5:30; presentation at 5:45 and a short meeting following. As usual, our meeting is hybrid and the link never changes: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7461036858Zoom
You may also access the Zoom Link through our Chapter Website: https://txmn.org/lindheimer/chapter-info/next-meeting/

For those driving:
Headwaters at the Comal
333 E. Klingemann St.
New Braunfels, TXIt's tonight!