Visitors 6743
1187 photos

Welcome to Crescent Bend Nature Park

 Park hours - Open 7 days, 7:30 am to Sunset


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Contact Info

Address12805 Schaefer Road
Schertz, TX 78108
United States
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The Friends of Crescent Bend Nature Park are a group of volunteers working with the City of Schertz Parks and Recreation Department. The purpose of this web site is to inform and educate visitors about the park and its wildlife. Visitors are encouraged to email photos and stories from the park. Crescent Bend is constantly changing, not only season to season but also year to year. These changes bring new and exciting opportunities to view nature at its best. We hope each visitor experiences a positive interaction with nature and will continue to visit the park and our web site.
 



All Photographs

Bird List

Visitors 269
211 photos
Created 2-May-24
Modified 2-May-24
Bird List

Rare / Unusual Birds

Visitors 68
91 photos
Created 31-Jan-24
Modified 31-Jan-24
Rare / Unusual Birds

Butterflies

Visitors 49
76 photos
Created 30-Nov-24
Modified 30-Nov-24
Butterflies

Dragonflies & Damselflies

Visitors 44
187 photos
Created 19-Oct-24
Modified 19-Oct-24
Dragonflies & Damselflies

Other Wildlife Photos

Galleries 7
Modified 20-Jul-14
394 photos
Other Wildlife Photos

Photo Prints

Visitors 37
131 photos
Created 19-Apr-23
Modified 19-Apr-23
Photo Prints

CBNP Maps

Visitors 1191
1 photos
Created 9-Mar-17
Modified 9-Mar-17
CBNP Maps

Slideshow

Visitors 64
16 photos
Created 12-May-25
Modified 12-May-25
Slideshow


Guestbook for Friends of Crescent Bend Nature Park
Joe Devine(non-registered)
Widow Skimmer - immature male 5/24/25

https://www.flickr.com/photos/55972842@N06/54544553142/in/album-72157656099875585

The whitish areas seem to point towards a male. The body hasn't turned whitish yet, so this would be an apparent immature male.
Joe Devine(non-registered)
https://www.flickr.com/photos/55972842@N06/54648664511/in/album-72157656099875585/

Sand Hammertail (Efferia albibarbis) - Efferia albibarbis is a species of robber fly in the family Asilidae. It is a known predator of Tiger Beetles. Species is in decline.
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