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  • Not all owls hunt at night and nest in trees. Burrowing owls greet the sun from abandoned prairie dog dens. What else makes these tiny birds unique?
  • After the rains, "rain bugs” or “Santa Claus bugs” appear, tiny velvety red plush cutie-pies. Even though they are called “bugs”, they are not insects at all, but arachnids, related to spiders.
  • This episode of Nature Notes was previously aired on January 30, 2013. Few people of the many hundred thousand living on or crossing the Llano Estacado…
  • How did the invention of the lawn mower shape what we now come to imagine as the perfect lawn? Modern lawns are considered boring , wasteful of water and…
  • Buying binoculars can be a confusing ordeal. There is much to consider, including optic types, size, weight, magnification and objective lens size. The…
  • There are many different cacti in the Chihuahuan desert but the Queen of the Night is unforgettable. For most of the year, the Queen of the Night is…
  • The Guadalupe Mountains National Park is often called a hiker's park. With more than 80 miles of marked trails in the mountains, hikers can find a trail…
  • One of the first things you notice about a bird is its feathers. Birds have evolved a variety of different feathers. Hummingbirds have an iridescent…
  • This week on Nature Notes we examine the Monarch butterfly. This particular butterfly is a fascinating specimen. Did you know that over the course of four…
  • In this week's Nature Notes, Dallas Baxter breaks down the nitrogen cycle.
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