Night Sights Nature Tours

Night Sights Nature Tours See Nature like Never Before! Night Sights Nature Tours lets you "See The Night" offering after dark guided Nature Tours using High Tech Night Vision Gear.

11/13/2025

Naturally formed, powerfully charged

11/11/2025

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09/04/2025

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šŸ’—šŸ˜Hello, I’m a bat. I don’t drink blood, and I’m not trying to get tangled in your hair. If I accidentally fly into your home, please don’t strike me with sticks or brooms—it hurts, and I’m already frightened. I never meant to scare you. If I land, I might not be able to take off again without your help. Gently use a towel to guide me outside, and I’ll fly away at once. I help by eating mosquitoes and many other insects. But our roosts are disappearing as forests and old buildings are torn down, leaving us with fewer places to live. So if one of us enters your house, just switch off the lights inside, turn on a light outside, and open a door. I’ll find my way out quickly. Please show kindness—I want to live too.

08/29/2025
08/20/2025

Mid-August marks the start of fall migration for millions of monarchs! Now through mid-November, these butterflies will travel during the day and roost in trees at night. You may see anywhere from a few to hundreds taking a break along the way.

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08/20/2025

Hey, families! As the new school year kicks off, we invite you and your little ones to visit the refuge! It's a perfect opportunity for some outdoor fun and discovery. Plus, don't forget to check out our Free Little Library during your visit! Choose a book to take home, and inspire your kids to dive into reading this school year. šŸ“–āœØ



šŸ“ø: Visitors checking out books at the Little Free Library by Viv Atkinson/USFWS.

08/20/2025

Take a chance to go for a family nature walk today. Go on a rock hunt.

Which wildlife survived the Hill Country floods and which species conservationists are worried about
08/20/2025

Which wildlife survived the Hill Country floods and which species conservationists are worried about

The July 4 floods wiped out plants, animals and insects from the Guadalupe River. Now weeks later, the silence is beginning to fill with sounds of nature as some species return.

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Port Aransas, TX
78373

Opening Hours

Friday 8:29pm - 11pm
Saturday 8:30pm - 11pm
Sunday 8:30pm - 11pm

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+13612048002

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