Southward shorebird migration has begun!
American Badgers mate in late summer.
The Black-tailed Jackrabbit when alarmed can run as fast as 40 mph!
The Black-tailed Jackrabbits when alarmed can run as fast as 40 mph!
The Mexican Free-tailed pups are now able to fly out into the evening sky.
In moist, heavily vegetated areas along creeks you can find the American Dipper Firefly
You can still hear the Common Poorwill calling after sunset and at dawn,
Look for Burrowing Owls in the evening and early morning in Prairie Dog Towns.
Oklahoma Wildlife & Prairie Heritage Alliance
"Where conservation begins at our own grassroots"
Go Outdoors!
Travel the Great Plains Trail of Oklahoma.
A Road-based Wildlife Viewing Trail in western Oklahoma.
To learn more watch video below:
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