This Friday, 10 Nov. Houston ,Texas

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the East Texas Herpetological Society is hosting its every-other-month meeting. The topic this Friday evening is a discussion of the Texas Blind Cave Salamander found in the complex of caverns and underground streams in Central Texas.
The meeting starts at 7:30PM, entrance is free to the public, and snacks will be served.
I hope everyone who lives in the Houston metro area, or will be in the Houston area, will come by this Friday. I am looking forward tot he meeting. They are always interesting, and it is always great to meet with so many herpers.
Here is a link for the ETHS homepage:
http://eths.org/
E-mail via Caudata.org if you need directions or have any questions.
Regards,
 
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