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We had a great Night Hike last night! We had hits on our bat radar, heard an Eastern Screech Owl throughout the trail, a beautiful IO Moth caterpillar, a number of wolf spiders, orb weavers and the like. A big thank you to our guides Mario Fierro, John Yochum, & Joseph Connors!
Another fun filled Frontera Fest is in the books! Our third installment of Frontera Fest took place on Friday, October 28th, 2022 at 7 pm
Nature Nerds returns January 2020!
Saturday, February 3, 2018, is the day that three teams will hit the road to find as many bird species as they can to raise money for Frontera Audubon in Weslaco!
Educational events are offered throughout the year at Frontera Audubon, and more info will be provided soon. Click here to get the info on our upcoming events.
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Guidelines Visitors to Frontera Audubon are welcome to take photos and shoot videos for personal use. These photographs and videos are not to be used for commercial purposes. Professional photographers and their clients are welcome to capture life’s special moments utilizing the beautiful backdrop of nature. Frontera Audubon offers many scenic views including the exterior […]
Mary Lou Campbell was a local environmentalist and treasured member of Frontera Audubon who will be missed tremendously by so many. Please see the following words of Jim Chapman, Frontera Audubon’s President Emeritus. Obituary follows. “Mary Lou was a friend to me and a great friend, a champion, for the environment. Especially back in the 80’s […]
One day recently I was poking around and exploring the perimeter of the Thicket behind the neighborhood pool. I felt like a kid exploring the brushland behind my Grandma’s house, a dense, impenetrable forest. This quiet, seemingly-forgotten area is held back by a wrought iron fence, flanked by neighboring houses and the Thicket trail beyond. […]
This male Blue Bunting has been seen at Frontera Audubon since late January. It has been reported nearly everyday since. This is a life bird for many of our visitors who have traveled far and wide to see it. Another rarity in the park is the female Crimson-collared Grosbeak (also seen nearly everyday) since late […]