Texas A&M AgriLife holds Mineola Nature Preserve Tour
Posted 3/26/26
Over 50 people came to the Nature Preserve Tour, which was hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife, on March 27. Dr. Greg Grant, Smith County Extension Agent and Horticulturist, pointed out many species of …
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Texas A&M AgriLife holds Mineola Nature Preserve Tour
(Monitor photo by Brynna Williamson)
Pictured are Lupinus Texensis Texas Bluebonnets, which Grant said is actually one of six state flowers (all of them different varieties of bluebonnet).
(Monitor photo by Brynna Williamson)
Attendees got a chance to walk in nature and explore the Nature Preserve during the March 27 Nature Preserve Tour, which was presented by Texas A&M AgriLife.
(Monitor photo by Brynna Williamson)
Jerry Kier pulls out binoculars to look at the Purple Martin nests at the Mineola Nature Preserve.
(Monitor photo by Brynna Williamson)
Beth Whitney listens to Grant during the Nature Preserve tour. Whitney is appropriately attired with a butterfly-themed hat.
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Over 50 people came to the Nature Preserve Tour, which was hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife, on March 27. Dr. Greg Grant, Smith County Extension Agent and Horticulturist, pointed out many species of plant and animal during the walk, which lasted several hours.
