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TexasTowelie

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2. You're welcome and it's definitely better than when the killer bees came up north.

Reply to sprinkleeninow (Reply #1)

Mon Oct 1, 2018, 04:07 AM

Oct 2018

It's another sign of climate change I suppose. I remember over 30 years ago when we started seeing green jays in south Texas where I grew up. We lived more than 150 miles further north than their natural habitat in the Rio Grande Valley so it was a notable event.

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Rare bee discovered at National Butterfly Center [View all] TexasTowelie Oct 2018 OP

I positively love reading news like this about nature.🐝 sprinkleeninow Oct 2018 #1

You're welcome and it's definitely better than when the killer bees came up north. TexasTowelie Oct 2018 #2

Speaking of butterflies Kurt V. Oct 2018 #3

Great news!! Alliepoo Oct 2018 #5

Amazing! thank you Kurt V. Oct 2018 #6

I see this as a result of climate change texasfiddler Oct 2018 #4