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Arachnids and Other Night Critters
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Arachnids and Other Night Critters at Government Canyon State Natural Area- Spend an evening with Our Lady of the Lake University's Dr. Cary Guffey learning about some of our local Texas spiders, scorpions, and other night critters. After Dr. Guffey and his staff show the group assorted spiders and other night creatures, he will take the group on a stroll to search for arachnids in the wild where they live. This class is for children, but parents are encouraged to attend; children must be accompanied by an adult. Class size limited to 40. Dress appropriately for walking on trails and near grassy areas; bring water, bug spray, a flashlight. Meet at the Pavilion; no pets please. Reservations required and will be accepted beginning at noon August 6, 2010 and ending at noon September 3, 2010. To make your reservations, e-mail reservations@friendsofgc.org. Please include names of each participant, age if under 18, and e-mail address and telephone number; subject to cancellation.
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