Posted on July 11, 2018
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This week, we have a story from Richard Bowker, co-host of The Wild Life, about his trip to Enchanted Rock.
Category: The Wild Life Blog, TWL Hiking ClubTags: adventure, caves, chelsea bowker, discover, enchanted rock, Enchanted Rock State Natural Area, environment, explore, hiking, hiking adventures, natural area, pink granite, richard bowker, rock, teacherwhohikes, texas, things to do near san antonio, thisiswhywehike, trail, TWL, TWL Hiking Club, twlhikingclub tuesday, twlhikingclubtuesday, wander, wanderlust, west texas, wild, wilderness, wildernessculture
Posted on July 7, 2018
by Devon Bowker
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How do Pelican beaks work? How much can they fit in their pouch? How do Pelicans hunt? I’ve got the answers to those and more!
Category: Animals, Birds, The Wild Life BlogTags: american white pelican, biology, bird, birding, brown pelican, colony, conservation, devonthenatureguy, environment, gulf of mexico, heartskeyphotography, how do pelican beaks work, how much water can a pelican hold, largest pelican colony, marsh lake minnesota, migration, minnesota, naturalist, nature, ornithology, outdoors, Pelecanus erythrorhynchos, Pelecanus occidentalis, pelican, pelicn colony, texas, wildlife
Posted on July 2, 2018
by Devon Bowker
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In this episode, Devon and Richard go on a totally real, not-recorded-indoors, time travel adventure to explore the life history of the busiest mammal out there—the beaver.
Category: Animals, Mammals, The Podcast, The Wild Life BlogTags: #AnimalSoundOfTheWeek, Animal sound of the week, animals, beaver, beaver dam, beaver lodge, biodiversity, biology, boundary waters, bwca, coexist, devon bowker, ecology, environment, leave it to beavers, minnesota, naturalism, naturalist, nature, podcast, richard bowker, science, voyageur, wildlife
Posted on June 11, 2018
by Devon Bowker
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The Gulf Coast Pygmy Sunfish is found in the coastal river drainages of the Sunshine State, Florida, over to southern Georgia.
Category: Animals, Fish, The Wild Life BlogTags: aquatic, biology, earth, ecology, elassoma gilberti, environment, evolution, Fish, florida, georgia, gulf coast, gulf coast pygmy sunfish, gulf of mexico, Ichthyology, iredescense, naturalism, naturalist, nature, pygmy sunfish, Rene Martin, sciart, SundayFishSketch, the wild life
Posted on June 7, 2018
by Devon Bowker
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This time of year, it’s common to see turtles crossing roads and trails. Here’s why and how to help them do it safely!
Category: Animals, Reptiles, The Wild Life BlogTags: animals, archelon, brake for turtles, conservation, ecology, environment, featured, habitat fragmentation, help turtles, herpetology, herpmapper, hiking find, how to help snapping turtle cross road, how to help turtles cross the road, lake, naturalist, nature, painted turtle, pond, reptile, save turtles, snapping turtle, soft shelled turtle, spring, springtime, stop for turtles, the wild life, trail crossing, trail find, turtle, turtle conservation, turtle crossing, turtle nesting, turtle rescue, turtle shell, wetland, wild, wilderness, wildlife
