It’s All About the Trees At Little Piney it’s all about the trees. I fell in love with Little Piney because of the trees. Little Piney lies where the Lost Pines meets the Post Oak Savannah in Bastrop . We have pine trees so old and so big it takes three people to circle theContinue reading
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Losing Loblolly Pines–Part I
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Not If But When
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Ecopsychologists who study environmental grief emphasis the importance of community support, grieving together, and continuing to take personal action.
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March Magic–Wildflowers, Wood Ducks, and a Beautiful Hawk
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Art Show at Hyde Park Bar and Grill–Texas Landscapes and Bird Paintings from Little Piney
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Texas Landscapes and Bird Paintings from Little Piney For the last year and a half, I have been painting expressions of my love for nature, and especially for Little Piney. In May I had the pleasure of hanging my favorite Texas landscapes and bird paintings from Little Piney in the classic Austin neighborhood restaurant, HydeContinue reading
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Winter Sparrows at Little Piney, Bastrop, TX
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Winter Sparrows at Little Piney The winter sparrows are back at Little Piney. Some of them are plentiful and easy to spot, while others are shy and more elusive. Here are ten sparrows that have found their way to Little Piney and posed for the camera. I’m still on the lookout for the other eightContinue reading
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Fall Light at Little Piney
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Fall Light at Little Piney I love the light of late fall and winter when sunset illuminates the trees and fields with stunning color and contrast. Here are my favorite photos from this weekend. River of Light On the Road Spotlight on an Old Cedar Cool Green and Long Shadows Wildlife
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Through the Window: A Hunting Red-shouldered Hawk
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Hawk Watching Some of our best wildlife viewing happens through the windows of our little house as we go about our day. Last weekend I caught the flash of a hawk’s wings as he dove into the field. A few minutes later, he was perched on a fence post studying the ground. He glancedContinue reading
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Piney Creek, Bastrop, TX–Part II
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Piney Creek originates in the Northeast part of Bastrop County, then heads South and West through Camp Swift, under FM1441 and wraps itself around Little Piney before heading through town to the Colorado. At some point–maybe at FM1441–the creek becomes Sanders’ Lake for a mile or so. Sanders’ Lake is basically a wider area ofContinue reading
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Spring Migration at Little Piney Bastrop TX
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Morning Light Last week Little Piney was so alive with spring migration that I was up before sunlight listening to birds. Spring migration at Little Piney Bastrop TX is an exciting time! Up early every morning, I also got to see the sun rise through backlit trees. Spring Migration at Little PineyContinue reading
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Lost Pines Texas Master Naturalists at Little Piney
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Lost Pines Texas Master Naturalists Texas Master Naturalists are certified citizen scientists who spend a year training, studying, and volunteering in an intensive program to earn their title. Once certified, they commit much of their time to volunteer for parks, education, and nature projects. I recently learned through the Lost Pines Chapter newsletter thatContinue reading