Check the fall nectar plant bloom timing.

The coastal habitat at Goose Island State Park has no recent record of whether Gregg's mistflower (Conoclinium greggii) is present and, if present, whether its bloom window actually covers the specific fall weeks migrating monarchs pass through the Texas coastal bend needing fuel for the nonstop flight to central Mexico; a stand that blooms in summer and is bare by the passage does nothing for it, and without this record no one can responsibly recommend a bloom-timed planting.

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What it looks like

A worker walks the approved habitat at Goose Island State Park and photographs a nectar plant stand, checking if its bloom timing covers the fall weeks migrating monarchs pass through.

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Where

Goose Island State Park, on the Lamar Peninsula near Fulton/Rockport, TX 78358 (Aransas County; a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department public state park, day use entry fee, confirm timing and location with park staff before starting). Open the map

Pay

$85 proposed

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Proof

document only stand condition photo log plus bloom-timing assessment plus ecoregion note plus GPS plus ranked follow on note

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Level

entry: anyone can start here

Open until

2026-11-06

Posted by

0x034F…6c89

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No monarch or any butterfly is ever handled, netted, tagged, or collected at any skill level in this work; a monarch or butterfly encountered during this work is observed and photographed from where it naturally is, never touched, netted, or captured. Butterfly tagging is a separate, trained, permitted program and is not part of this job. No pesticide or herbicide of any kind is applied at any skill level in this work; spraying is the single most common way to destroy monarch habitat, and this job's entire purpose is habitat, so no chemical control of any plant or insect is ever part of it. No precise location of a monarch roost tree or roosting cluster is ever recorded, photographed with identifying detail, or published from this work; if migrating monarchs are seen roosting overnight in trees at the site, the record notes only the general public park, never the specific tree or grove, for the same reason this library never publishes a nest, den, or rare-plant location. This work is staff-coordinated on Texas Parks and Wildlife Department land, following the same public-park habitat-planting convention already used across this library's pollinator_habitat_establishment defs; confirm timing and the specific planting or survey location with park staff before starting, every time. Ticks, chiggers, fire ants, and venomous snakes (including copperheads, cottonmouths, and rattlesnakes) are present in Texas grassland, riverbottom, and coastal habitat, with heavy mosquito pressure near Goose Island's coastal marsh edges; wear long pants tucked into boots or socks and closed toe shoes, use insect repellent, check for ticks after fieldwork, and give any snake a wide path rather than approaching it. Texas heat is severe both in the Blackland Prairie/Cross Timbers interior around Mother Neff State Park and in the humid Gulf Coast around Goose Island State Park; work only in early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak heat, carry more water than you think you need, wear sun protection and light colored breathable clothing, and take frequent shade breaks.

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