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Alternative text: Red-shouldered Hawk Pair
Alternative text: Carolina Wren
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Alternative text: Tufted Titmouse
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Alternative text: White-breasted Nuthatch
Alternative text: Male Red-bellied Woodpecker
Alternative text: Female Red-bellied Woodpecker
Alternative text: Male Downy Woodpecker
Alternative text: Female Downy Woodpecker
Alternative text: Male Northern Cardinal
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Alternative text: Female Northern Cardinal
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Alternative text: Carolina Chickadee
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Alternative text: Barred Owl
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Alternative text: Yellow-shafted Northern Flicker
Alternative text: Male Pileated Woodpecker
Alternative text: Dark-eyed Junco
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Alternative text: Female Yellow-rumped Warbler
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Alternative text: Adult swift fox, on the left, and young which are born in March and April and remain with parents until fall.
Alternative text: These interesting and beautiful animals were close to extinction in the 1930's due to predator control efforts aimed at wolves and coyotes.
Alternative text: Siblings engaging in a little playful fighting.
Alternative text: Unlike most foxes, swift foxes use dens year-round. The dens have several openings, making it easier to escape coyotes, their primary predator, by diving underground.
Alternative text: They are primarily nocturnal, particularly in hot weather, when they may leave their dens only in the evening and return in early morning. In cooler weather they may exit their dens for short periods during the day. They often stretch after exiting their dens as shown in this photo.
Alternative text: Swift foxes are omnivorous and will eat small mammals, birds, insects, lizards, grasses and fruits.
Alternative text: Swift fox pups are born in March or April and stay with their parents until fall.
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Alternative text: Male Northern Cardinal, Selman Ranch, Harper County
Alternative text: Male Red-bellied Woodpecker, Selman Ranch
Alternative text: Osprey, Ft.Supply Lake
Alternative text: White-faced Ibis, Ft. Supply Lake
Alternative text: Male Lesser Prairie Chicken Courtship Display, Selman Ranch
Alternative text: Common Tern, Ft. Supply Lake
Alternative text: Common Nighthawk, Harper County
Alternative text: Yellow-headed Blackbird, Ft. Supply Lake
Alternative text: Male Northern Bob-white Quail, Cooper Wildlife Management Area
Alternative text: Black Swallowtail Butterfly on Wavy-leaf Thistle, Cooper Wildlife Management Area
Alternative text: Fledgeling Northern Cardinal, Ft. Supply Lake
Alternative text: Killdeer, Ft.Supply Lake
Alternative text: American Kestrel Chasing Red-tailed Hawk, Cooper Wildlife Management Area
Alternative text: Dark Morph Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Boiling Springs State Park
Alternative text: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Boiling Springs State Park
Alternative text: Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Boiling Springs State Park
Alternative text: Dark Morph Eastern Tiger Swallowtail and Two Eastern Tiger Swallowtails, Boiling Springs Stare Park
Alternative text: Two Dark Morph Eastern Tiger Swallowtails and Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, Boiling Springs State Park
Alternative text: Monarch Butterfly on Rocky Mountain Bee Plant, Selman Ranch
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Alternative text: Gaillardia/Indian Blanket, State Wildflower of Oklahoma
Alternative text: Purple Poppy Mallow/Wine Cup. Cooper Wildlife Management Area
Alternative text: Pale Purple Coneflower, Harper County, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Pale Purple Coneflower, Harper County, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Upright Prairie Coneflower, Harper County, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Gaillardia/Indian Blanket And Honeybee, Harper County, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Spiderwort, Fort Supply Wildlife Management Area
Alternative text: Gaillardia/Indian Blanket, Near Gage, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Indian Paintbrush, Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge
Alternative text: Spectacle Pod, Cooper Wildlife Management Area
Alternative text: Goat's Rue, Cooper Wildlife Management Area
Alternative text: Gaillardia/Indian Blanket, Cooper WMA
Alternative text: Pale Purple Coneflower, Harper County, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Upright Prairie Coneflower, Cooper WMA
Alternative text: Lemon Monarda, Cooper WMA
Alternative text: Tree Cholla, Cooper WMA Note: This cactus does not commonly occur this far east and this one may have been transplanted before this area was acquired by the state.
Alternative text: Prairie Lilly, Gloss Mountains State Park
Alternative text: Purple Prairie Clover, Gloss Mountains State Park
Alternative text: Prairie Coneflower/Mexican Hat
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Alternative text: The beautiful and graceful American Avocets have been visitors to the lake for the last few years.
Alternative text: This male is presenting his courtship display in preparation for the upcoming nesting season.
Alternative text: Avocets feed by sweeping their bills side to side to catch crustaceans , aquatic insects and seeds.
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Alternative text: Avocets have been known to nest in this area, but this flock moved on, probably farther north.
Alternative text: Willets are some of the larger members of the sandpiper family.
Alternative text: They look similar to the greater yellowlegs, but have gray legs and their bill is thicker.
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Alternative text: They can be identified in flight by the black and white wing markings which the yellowlegs lack.
Alternative text: Smaller than the willet, the Wilson's phalarope is another member of the sandpiper family.
Alternative text: Believe it or not, this is a female and the bird in the previous photo is a male.
Alternative text: After laying eggs, the female Wilson's phalarope deserts her mate and leaves him to care for the young while she seeks another mate and lays more eggs.
Alternative text: While feeding, they spin in circles to create a whirlpool in the water which draws food to the surface.
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Alternative text: The Baird's sandpiper travels an amazing distance during migration. They winter in South America and nest in the high-arctic. Many individuals make the 9,300 mile trip in as little as little as five weeks.
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Alternative text: Green-winged Teal
Alternative text: This and the following five photos are of American widgeons.
Alternative text: The duck in front is a male and the one behind a female American widgeon.
Alternative text: Although these ducks are still migrating and haven't yet reached their nesting grounds, they are preparing by what are called courtship flights.
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Alternative text: The male is in the foreground and the female behind.
Alternative text: Male American Widgeon
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Alternative text: This and the following five photos are of northern pintail ducks.
Alternative text: The duck at top center is a female, the others are males.
Alternative text: Male Northern Pintail
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Alternative text: Male and female mallard ducks. Mallards are sometimes called green heads because of the males head which looks bright green when the light is at certain angles.
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Alternative text: During the rut, bucks will often stick out their tongue to aid their sense of smell.
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Alternative text: The frost hadn't yet melted in the shady foreground area, resulting in a different color from he sunny background.
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Alternative text: Note the mangled ear and broken antler tine on this one, no doubt resulting from a fight with a competing buck. During the rut, bucks sleep very little and expend so much energy pursuing does and fighting other bucks that they lose a considerable amount of weight.
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Alternative text: Note the blood on his antler. It more than likely was deposited there from a buck which lost a battle for dominance with this guy.
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Alternative text: Smooth Sumac, Fort Supply Lake, Oklahoma
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Alternative text: Red Maples, Talimena National Scenic Byway
Alternative text: Red Maples, Ouachita National Forest, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Devil's Den State Park, Arkansas
Alternative text: Sassafras Leaves, Devil's Den State Park, Arkansas
Alternative text: Ozark National Forest near Chester, Arkansas
Alternative text: Sunrise Near Wister, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Shortly After Sunrise Ouachita National Forest, Oklahoma
Alternative text: Talimena National Scenic Byway, Oklahoma State Highway 1
Alternative text: Maple-leaved Oaks, Mount Magazine State Park, Arkansas
Alternative text: Red Maples, Mount Magazine State Park, Arkansas
Alternative text: Sassafras Leaf, Mount Magazine State Park, Arkansas
Alternative text: Caddo Maples, Red Rock Canyon State Park, Oklahoma
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Alternative text: White-tailed Doe Before Sunrise on September 24th
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Alternative text: Bull Elk Bugling Shortly After Sunrise
Alternative text: Elk Cow At Sunrise On September 25th
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Alternative text: Bull Elk, early Morning October 3rd
Alternative text: Lone Bison Bull, Late Afternoon, October 3rd
Alternative text: Near Sunset, October 3rd
Alternative text: Granite Boulders Just After Sunrise, October 4th
Alternative text: White-tailed Buck, Early Morning October 4th
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Alternative text: Bull Bison, Morning, October 4th
Alternative text: Maximillian Sunflowers, Mid-morning, October 4th
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Alternative text: Bull Elk, Early Morning, October 16th
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Alternative text: Gray Hairstreak Butterfly on Texas Frogfruit
Alternative text: Spotted Ground Squirrrel
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Alternative text: Female Northern Bobwhite Quail
Alternative text: Male Northern Bobwhite Quail
Alternative text: Spectacle Pod
Alternative text: Cassius Blue Butterfly
Alternative text: Sensitive Briar
Alternative text: Silvery Nightshade
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