GEORGETOWN, TEXAS–Central Texas is home to so many diverse and dynamic communities with so much to explore!
The latest “Out and About” road trip stopped in Georgetown, where Trevor Scott and Sierra Waggoner set up live at Blue Hole Park, using the popular spot’s lagoon backdrop as home base for an hour of exploring what the city has to offer. The visit highlighted Georgetown as a place to eat, shop, and play, with lots to discover around town.
The stunning Blue Hole Park, with its scenic lagoon, was the setting for this hour of We Are Austin. We’re exploring everything this beautiful city has to offer, from dining to shopping to plenty of play; there is so much to discover in Georgetown!
Birdwatchers and backyard nature fans have a new reason to flock to Georgetown — and it all comes together under one roof.
During a visit to Wild Birds Unlimited Georgetown, owner Christina Darlington shared how the store is helping connect people with nature in the heart of the community.
“But we are your backyard bird feeding specialty store. My employees are very well trained,” said Darlington, “Bird feeding is the second-largest hobby, next to gardening. If you love the garden, more than likely you’re feeding the birds. So it’s huge. And we have so many wonderful customers. They walk into the store, and everybody wants to talk about their birds, what they’ve seen, what they haven’t seen, what they might be doing wrong. It’s just a really great place just to celebrate nature.”
During a visit to Wild Birds Unlimited Georgetown, owner Christina Darlington shared how the store is helping connect people with nature in the heart of the community.
The shop caters to fellow bird lovers and anyone looking to get a little more involved with the outdoors, whether that means learning more about local birds or finding ways to welcome wildlife into their own backyards.
“People come in with their problems, and we are problem solvers. We have cages to prevent grackles from getting into the birdseed because they can also decimate a feeder. Some of the great seed that we have is no mess, and that prevents them from growing when it lands. People send me pictures of their birds through email. So I’ll print them, and then they go into the photo book, and people love leafing through it, and they’re like, ‘oh, I didn’t know we had that bird'”.
During a visit to Wild Birds Unlimited Georgetown, owner Christina Darlington shared how the store is helping connect people with nature in the heart of the community.
For those who want to keep up with upcoming nature happenings in Texas, the store’s website is georgetowntx.wbu.com.
Out & About LIVE in Georgetown! Nature meets neighbors at Wild Birds Unlimited