Photo of Black Tern flock observed roosting at mudflat in both non-breeding and breeding plumage. Photo taken June 24, 2024, at Sargent Beach, TX by Taylor Bennett. by Taylor Bennett …
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Caption: Campers painting their pollinator watering stations. Photo credit: Ana Jaramillo Last week at Gulf Coast Bird Observatory, I hosted a week-long day camp for children focused on nature and …
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Photo by Celeste Silling Caption: European Starling and Monk Parakeets By Celeste Silling An invasive species is one that is nonnative to a region, thrives in that …
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By Ashley Van Wieren For those of us who live in cities or busy towns, noise pollution is a constant presence in our lives. Noise pollution is defined as unwanted …
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By Taylor Bennett Gulf Coast Bird Observatory surveys for non-breeding shorebirds along the Upper Texas Coast as part of our avian research. We continue to monitor Matagorda Beach, Bryan Beach, …
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By Celeste Silling Education and Outreach Manager Gulf Coast Bird Observatory As a newcomer to Texas, I am always learning new and fascinating things about the wildlife in this state. …
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By Celeste Silling One of the most interesting birds you can see in our area right now is the Wood Stork. Wood Storks are very rare, as they can only …
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By Celeste Silling Editor’s Note: Nature Notes, which is usually found in the Wednesday edition of The Post Newspaper, was missing in the August 3 edition due to a mistake. …
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Nature Notes: The Many Bees of Texas By Celeste Silling Walking on the trails at Gulf coast Bird Observatory the other day, I happened to see a stunningly brilliant insect …
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