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Nature Notes: The siren of Texas

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By Hannah Beckett
| Baytown Sun Verified
Did you know that there are sirens living in Texas? No, not the ones from Greek mythology, but amphibians. These animals are aquatic, mysterious and vocal, earning them the name of “siren” for all species within the family Sirenidae. Of the many siren species in North America, the Rio Grande siren (Siren texana) is unique to Texas and Mexico. Considered a type of salamander, sirens are perennibrachiate and neotenic.
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NATURE NOTES: Great blue heron a majestic bird

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By Hannah Beckett
| The Facts Verified
I am enchanted by the majesty of the great blue heron. Whether it is poised along a river or flying overhead, the great blue heron moves with a certain deliberateness. The heron is an abundant and well-known resident throughout its expansive range. Its adaptability allows it to flourish wherever water is present. Coastlines, swamps, mountain lakes and even backyard ponds provide a suitable habitat for this stately bird.
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Great blue herons prefer undisturbed nesting areas

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By Hannah Beckett, Nature Notes
| Baytown Sun Verified
I am enchanted by the majesty of the great blue heron. Whether it is poised along a river or flying overhead, the great blue heron moves with a certain deliberateness. The heron is an abundant and well-known resident throughout its expansive range. Its adaptability allows it to flourish wherever water is present. Coastlines, swamps, mountain lakes and even backyard ponds provide a suitable habitat for this stately bird.
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