TPW MAGAZINE -- AUGUST/SEPTEMBER PREVEIW: Fall is in the 
air, or will be, and the August/September issue of TPW 
magazine will get you ready for the season ... details on 
Passport to Texas.

This is Passport to Texas

It may be summer in Texas, but the August/September 
issue of TPW magazine is focused on fall. Editor, Louie 
Bond. 

61 -- Well, you know, there's that hint of fall in the air in August 
nights, and certainly in September, and I think our two features in 
this fall issue are so appropriate. The first is about two incredible 
birders. Now, I participated in my first Great Texas Birding Classic 
this year, and it was very exciting, but it was nowhere near the 
caliber of these two guys: David Shackelford and Phil Rostron, 
who have each seen over 8-thousand birds. They are both in the 
top 10 lists of birders. And Russell Roe, our managing editor, 
writes a very compelling look at these two very different birders 
who have achieved this great milestone. And then, our own 
Dyanne Frye Cortez has taken on what I like to do. I remember 
when I moved to the country I went out and picked dewberries 
until my hands were purple and my legs were bleeding scratched. 
So, she shares with us the best way to harvest agarita, prickly 
pear, dewberries and Texas persimmons, and all those great wild 
Texas fruits - and what to do with them after you've harvested 
them. So, I hope you'll go on a little fall outing with us and read 
this issue.

Thanks, Louie.

The August/September issue of Texas parks and Wildlife 
magazine is available on newsstand or by subscription. Learn 
more at tpwmagazine.com.

For Texas Parks and Wildlife ... I'm Cecilia Nasti. 









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