Susan M. Himes

5 days ago | brenhambanner.com | Susan M. Himes

Experts from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and The Gardens at Texas A&M University say if you want to feed hummingbirds, it’s important to do so safely and responsibly. They shared what Texans should know about feeding hummingbirds, supporting their migration and creating bird-friendly habitats. Why hummingbirdskAmkDEC@?8m?665 6IEC2 42C6k^DEC@?8mk^Am kAm“wF>>:?83:C5D 42?

1 week ago | victoriaadvocate.com | Susan M. Himes

Experts from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and The Gardens at Texas A&M University say if you want to feed hummingbirds, it’s important to do so safely and responsibly. They shared what Texans should know about feeding hummingbirds, supporting their migration and creating bird-friendly habitats.

1 week ago | thecomanchechief.com | Susan M. Himes

As temperatures warm up, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts urge Texans to stay alert for stinging caterpillars. These fuzzy, or sometimes spiky, insects may seem harmless but can cause itchy rashes, intense pain and severe reactions requiring medical attention. Many people spend more time in outdoor areas like yards, parks and forests during warmer months from April-June – increasing the chance of encountering these insects. Stinging caterpillars are often fuzzy or woolly.

1 week ago | theeagle.com | Susan M. Himes

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1 week ago | agrilifetoday.tamu.edu | Susan M. Himes

As temperatures warm up, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts urge Texans to stay alert for stinging caterpillars. These fuzzy, or sometimes spiky, insects may seem harmless but can cause itchy rashes, intense pain and severe reactions requiring medical attention. Many people spend more time in outdoor areas like yards, parks and forests during warmer months from April-June – increasing the chance of encountering these insects. Stinging caterpillars are often fuzzy or woolly.