EXPLORING NATURE: BIRD SIGHTINGS
I am enjoying birds of all sizes at my place. A tiny black-chinned hummingbird feeds at my sugar-water feeder on the back deck while down below, a large black vulture stands on my birdbath and sips the water.
I am enjoying birds of all sizes at my place. A tiny black-chinned hummingbird feeds at my sugar-water feeder on the back deck while down below, a large black vulture stands on my birdbath and sips the water.
If you are like me, you are probably finding your news feed is focused on what is happening with the protests and riots and the possible defunding of police departments. And although I’d prefer to just address the normal subjects concerning recycling, I would also like to talk a little about current events. And I hope you don’t mind.
The Texas Travel Alliance — formerly TTIA — in conjunction with the Texas Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus (TACVB) and The Atkins Group has launched a campaign to encourage Texans t
The Mid-Texas Symphony recently announced its 2020-21 season, with performances prospectively beginning in September.
While eating healthy and enjoying sweets seldom go hand-in-hand, choosing the right combination of nutritious ingredients can allow for guilt-free indulgences.
The San Marcos Public Library has been working to find ways to revamp and rethink important summer programs — like the Summer Reading Program, puppet shows, storytimes and career resources — to make them available to the community in the wake of COVID-19.
My journey this week takes me to the death of George Floyd and the examination of racism. Literally pick-up loads of print have been offered on the subject; I want to add my thoughts on this especially important subject.
Q. I am partial to the PBS costume dramas on Masterpiece Theater. In January, I watched “Sanditon.” Then I forgot to record several episodes. Does the library have that series on DVD
As the coronavirus is still affecting our lives, the protests nationwide are now the most seen news. While the following information, taken from the Electronic Recycling Update newsletter, has nothing to do with the protests, I hope this info is interesting and informative to you.
This is a time when lots of wildlife babies are being born and many of them are unnecessarily picked up by well-meaning people who think they are making rescues.
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