On Texas Nature
Misti LittleNotes and Musings about the Natural World from Texas
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 132 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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A Smorgasbord of Texas Nature Stuff
Dry, Dry, Dry
A wilting Mexican Plum
I have started hand watering several Mexican plum trees (Prunus mexicana) that my husband and I planted a few years ago at the two small city parks in our community. We planted them to replace th...
On AI + Writing
One by one I hear from a friend or family member about their use of AI. Some mention it so casually as if everyone is doing it (I’m learning, they probably are). Others have mentioned it with caveats, knowing the implications for announcing...
TxDOT's 36A: The Death Knell for the Katy Prairie
This is a bit last minute as I intended to send this email out earlier in the week but time got away from me after I started drafting it. If you have a few minutes before the end of the day (7/31/26), please contact TxDOT with your concerns...
Swallow-Tailed Kites
Over the July 4th weekend my husband dug out the inflatable kiddie pool we’ve had for a few years now. He then aired it up and filled it with water for our 11 year old son to splash around in throughout the weekend. During the late spring a...
Hell Begins South of the Red River: Part 1
Photo by Daniel on Unsplash - A photo of the Frisco area, according to Unsplash.
In 2010 my husband and I thru-hiked the entire Appalachian Trail and in 2011 we thru-hiked the Florida Trail. Prior to those adventures we had lived in Flori...
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