On Tuesday May 3rd, Phenology Trail volunteers and local plant enthusiasts got together in Watson Woods Riparian Preserve for a grass workshop led by local expert Sue Smith. This workshop provided a hands-on opportunity for the participants to become familiar with local grasses identification, their natural history, and phenology.
Since it was a gorgeous day in the preserve, it was hard to stay focused only on grasses and occasionally we got distracted by the calls and brief sights of neotropical migratory birds, nesting Hummingbird, and Penstemon bloom.
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