Thank you for taking the time to explore your park. There are many online resources to learn more about pollinators and the plants they depend upon. For starters:
Fort Worth sits at a unique crossroads of several large ecosystems: Fort Worth Prairie and the East and West Cross Timbers. As annual rainfall diminished east to west, forests transition into woodlands, then savannas and prairies. In Fort Worth, these ecosystems grade into one another over a short distance and host distinct vegetation communities based upon soil. The Fort Worth Prairie is characterized by limestone soils while the Cross Timbers are characterized by sandy soils.
Little bluestem is a dominant native prairie grass
Hatch et. al. 1990
Check out our iNaturalist page to see what species have been found here. Use the iNaturalist map to search the surrounding Metroplex and discover what your fellow citizen scientists have observed.