Nature & Habitats This is not a big city with manicured lawns front to back. Why? Diversity is the name of the game. Wild birds, some quite rare, live in our area. Many live in nests close to the ground. There are numerous other types of wildlife native to the Hill Country living in our backyards. Check out Old Tunnel or the Texas Parks and Wildlife website for more information. Attend a wildlife seminar in the area – these are offered often by several organizations.

A portion of Lot Y will be left au naturel providing protection and nesting opportunities for our furry and feathered neighbors. Areas along the riverbank are very important homes for a variety of riparian plants (including sweet wild grapes) and animals. Be careful what you cut! You will be pleasantly surprised by the number of interesting creatures that live here!