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Meet the Coatis, curious creatures that call the desert home!
Found in Arizona’s desert scrub, woodlands, and riparian areas, these playful animals are relatives of raccoons. They are recognized by their long tails and social nature. During the day, they forage for insects, fruits, and small critters, using their strong claws for climbing and digging.
Keep an eye out—you might just spot one on your next visit to the Arboretum!

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Bird Week is still soaring until November 15th! With the perfect weather, it`s a great time to head outdoors and explore the Arboretum. Grab your bird checklist, learn about our featured birds, and enjoy a beautiful day connecting with nature. Don’t miss out on this special opportunity—see you on the trails!

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It’s not just the plants that make the Arboretum special—our little furry friends are part of the charm, too! Come say hi to the resident chipmunks and explore the trails. There’s so much to see, from the smallest critters to the tallest trees.

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Is there anything better than a fresh breeze and the warmth of the sun? This week’s beautiful weather invites you to get outdoors, unwind, and enjoy nature at its best. What’s your favorite spot to soak up the season?

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Think you know this feathered friend? Drop your guess in the comments!

Join us for Bird Week, November 9-15, to celebrate the beauty and diversity of the birds commonly spotted at the Arboretum. From guided walks to bird checklists, it`s the perfect time to sharpen your bird-spotting skills and learn more about these incredible creatures. See you there! ...

Meet the boojum tree. This unique tree, with its upside-down carrot shape, hails from the Baja California and Sonora regions, thriving in the harsh desert. Known for its smart water storage in their bulbous trunks and slow, steady growth, boojums trees are true desert survivors.

Visit Boojum Cove to explore these quirky trees up close. They’re not only fascinating to look at, but they also play an essential role in the ecosystem—offering shade and attracting pollinators like bees and hummingbirds. Experience the incredible resilience of desert plants firsthand at the Arboretum!

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Bird Week is just around the corner! From November 9–15, explore the Arboretum’s amazing bird life with guided walks and a new `bird of the day` to learn about. Tag a fellow birdwatcher who wouldn’t want to miss this!

Visit https://btarboretum.org/events (link in bio) for a full list of Bird Week events! ...