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Leaves are Nature's great invention. Plants take water from the ground through their roots. Leaves take carbon dioxide = CO2 from the air. Then plants use the sunlight to turn water and carbon dioxide into glucose - a special sugar. Glucose is food for many living beings, used for energy and as building material to grow. We gave the process of turning water and carbon dioxide = CO2 into sugar the name photosynthesis. Translated: "putting together with light." Plants and some animals use chlorophyll to make photosynthesis happen. Chlorophyll is what gives plants their green color. ![]() Light gets shorter as summer ends and autumn comes, giving a signal to the trees and plants to prepare for winter. Photosynthesis needs light. If there isn't enough trees will rest, lower their metabolism using the food stored during the summer. Less light and photosynthesis isn't working - so the green chlorophyll disappears from the leaves. As the bright green fades away, brown, red, yellow and orange colors are shown. These colors have been in the leaves all year long, but the green chlorophyll covered them up. ![]() Spanish oak with fall colors Red and purple coloring is produced in fall when glucose is trapped in the leaves. Sunlight and the cool nights of fall are turning this glucose into a red color. The brown color of trees is made from wastes left in the leaves. So, you see there is a wonderful plan for all life on Earth. For thousands of years humans try to understand these wonders. Our organization Bear Springs Blossom Nature Conservation provides you with insight, with facts. Knowledge makes life easier. ![]() You can send us your questions by email bearspringsblossom@yahoo.com Phone: 830 460 0814 |

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This is Bear Springs Blossom Main Trail, easy to walk - with many places to rest and enjoy Nature |
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Upper part of our Big Rock Trail - parts are steep |
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Chrysactinia mexicana - Damianita strongly scented shrub - blooms June to October |
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Mexican buckeye loop |
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Great-View-Trail, a wonderful trail, but you should be fit to walk it |
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Chainsaw valley trail, some people gave their blood while working on it ... |
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Black willow trail - just a start |
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The upper part of our Golden cheeked Warbler habitat - Hill top trail; |
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The lower part of our Golden cheeked Warbler habitats |
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A Robin praising Nature |
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The home of the Madrones is the TX Hill Country - you can see over 150 at Bear Springs Blossom |
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Every rain changes our Creek bed trail The creek bed was built by the Pipe Creek a long time ago |
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View up to parkbench at Big rock trail |
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