Big Bend National Park
Texas



"Contrasting elevations create additional, varied micro-climates that further enhance the diversity of plant and animal life and the park’s wealth of natural boundaries."
-NPS Website

"Big Bend National Park marks the northernmost range of many plants and animals, such as the Mexican long-nosed bat. Ranges of typically eastern and typically western species of plants and animals come together or overlap here. Here many species are at the extreme limits of their ranges. Latin American species, many from the tropics, range this far north, while northern-nesting species often travel this far south in winter."

Steve Schmorleitz of NationalParkLover.com sitting on the Rio Grande bank
The Rio Grande River invites visitors to sit and ponder along its bank.

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