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Water feature for wildlife
Water is necessary for life as we know it. So much so that astronomy research efforts have focused on finding […]
Read MoreReduce River Refuse
Rivers are among Hays County’s best features. Unfortunately, every time a heavy rain comes, large quantities of litter wash down […]
Read MoreGrey Foxes of the Hill Country
The grey fox (Urocyon cinereoargenteus) is native to the southern half of North America. They are opportunistic omnivores, feeding on […]
Read MoreChicken of the woods (Laetiporus sulphureus)
Chicken of the woods is an edible mushroom that tends to grow on dying oak trees in the Hillcountry. It […]
Read MoreTubers of Texas
There are many wonders in nature that are waiting to be discovered. In this article, we’ll focus on those that […]
Read MoreLights Out Texas
August 15th – November 30th, 2021, 11pm-6am Did you know that over 400 species of birds are currently flying south […]
Read MoreCommon edible plants of the Hill Country
You may be surprised how many of the native plants you see in the Texas Hill Country are edible. Here […]
Read MoreFeatures of a Good Birdhouse
Would you like to know more about what makes a good birdhouse? How to make one, what makes it attractive […]
Read MoreCity of Kyle seeks volunteers for Great Texas River Cleanup on March 6
March 6, 2021, 8am – 4pm The city of Kyle is seeking volunteers for the 36th annual Great Texas River […]
Read MoreRiparian Recovery Network News
We’ve added a new page to the Beautiful Hays County web site! The page is called the “Riparian Recovery Network […]
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