To show our appreciation for their incredible support over the year, we are offering several special events, just for Members.
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Fall Color Update: Our canyon region is slowly turning gold. 🍂
The Jujube trees are currently putting on their full fall display along Thompson`s Trail, and the Honey Locust have begun to turn. The Chinese Pistache trees have yet to turn their vibrant reds and oranges, but are slowly changing as temperatures cool.
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A new band of coati has been spotted at Boyce Thompson Arboretum!
This little one is searching for bugs in the tree bark. Recently, the coati have begun to hang out in the Myrtle Tunnel in the Arboretum`s canyon region. Morning time offers the best chance to see them.
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The Arboretum will close at 5PM on Saturday to the general public! Last admission is at 4PM.
For more info and tickets, visit us at btarboretum.org
It’s #BirdWeek at Boyce Thompson Arboretum!
Nov 1–7, spot your favorite feathered friends and tag @btarboretum + #birdweek to share your best shots!
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📸: Tim Lee
Meet the American snout butterfly (Libytheana carinenta), a master of disguise. Snout butterflies have elongated mouthparts and brown wings that help them look like dead leaves to predators.
Come explore the trails and spot these fascinating pollinators in action. Get tickets at the link in bio.
Appreciate nature up close and afar.
From sweeping landscapes to the veins of a Pavonia hastata petal, Boyce Thompson Arboretum has endless sights to see.
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These guests got in the boo-tanical spirit early with their visit to Boyce Thompson Arboretum. 🎃
Wishing everyone a Happy Halloween!
Please note, we will be closing early on Saturday, November 8th to the general public.
Last entry is at 4PM and gates close at 5PM.
Plan your visit accordingly!