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Locations in Williamson County, Texas

Species in Williamson County

Common Species in Williamson County

Showing 15 most frequently observed species out of 100 total documented species.

Asclepias oenotheroides

Asclepias oenotheroides

side-cluster milkweed

Very Common82 obs.
Cardinalis cardinalis

Cardinalis cardinalis

Northern Cardinal

Very Common71 obs.
Anemone berlandieri

Anemone berlandieri

Ten-petal anemone

Very Common63 obs.
Apis mellifera

Apis mellifera

Western Honey Bee

Very Common60 obs.
Lupinus texensis

Lupinus texensis

Texas bluebonnet

Common57 obs.
Calyptocarpus vialis

Calyptocarpus vialis

straggler daisy

Common56 obs.
Quiscalus mexicanus

Quiscalus mexicanus

Great-tailed Grackle

Common55 obs.
Spinus psaltria

Spinus psaltria

lesser goldfinch

Common54 obs.
Mimus polyglottos

Mimus polyglottos

Northern Mockingbird

Occasional52 obs.
Nyctanassa violacea

Nyctanassa violacea

Yellow-Crowned Night Heron

Occasional48 obs.
Ardea alba

Ardea alba

Great Egret

Occasional48 obs.
Thryothorus ludovicianus

Thryothorus ludovicianus

Carolina Wren

Occasional47 obs.
Oenothera speciosa

Oenothera speciosa

white evening-primrose

Occasional47 obs.
Anolis carolinensis

Anolis carolinensis

Green anole

Rare45 obs.
Erythemis simplicicollis

Erythemis simplicicollis

Eastern Pondhawk

Rare44 obs.

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Natural Areas & Wildlife Locations in Williamson County

Explore 22 documented locations in Williamson County, Texas. Each area offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities with varying biodiversity levels.

🌿 High Biodiversity Hotspots (2 locations)

Georgetown

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

Williamson County

A significant biodiversity area with 100 documented species. This location offers excellent wildlife viewing across multiple habitat types and seasons.

100
species

🦅 Wildlife Viewing Areas (4 locations)

Taylor

A productive wildlife area hosting 71 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking diverse wildlife experiences.

71
species

Hutto

A productive wildlife area hosting 33 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking focused wildlife experiences.

33
species

Lake Georgetown

A productive wildlife area hosting 29 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking focused wildlife experiences.

29
species

Granger Lake

A productive wildlife area hosting 23 documented species. Great for nature enthusiasts seeking focused wildlife experiences.

23
species

🌱 Emerging & Specialized Areas (5 locations)

Jarrell

An emerging wildlife area with 9 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

9
species

Block House Lake

An emerging wildlife area with 7 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

7
species

Soil Conservation Service Site 14 Reservoir

An emerging wildlife area with 5 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

5
species

Mason Creek Lake

An emerging wildlife area with 4 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

4
species

Ganzert Lake

An emerging wildlife area with 2 species documented. Ideal for discovering less-visited natural spaces.

2
species

📍 Additional Locations (11 locations)

City Lake Number 1

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Hutto Lake

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Paloma Lake

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Pond Springs

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Sarita Valley Lake

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Smith Lake

Explore for wildlife potential

Soil Conservation Service Site 16 Reservoir

Explore for wildlife potential

Soil Conservation Service Site 20 Dam

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Soil Conservation Service Site 5 Reservoir

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Twin Lakes

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Florence

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About Wildlife Data

Species counts represent documented wildlife observations from citizen science contributions. Higher counts often indicate areas with diverse habitats, active monitoring, or significant ecological importance. Each location offers unique opportunities to connect with Williamson County's natural heritage.

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