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 Oklahoma Wildlife & Nature

Please Note: Care has been taken to correctly identify and properly name all of the images in this section, particularly the insects where the scientific names have been added for species identification and clarity. However, I rely on many third party sources for the purpose id identification. Using the information contained in this website is at your own risk, I cannot, and do not guarantee any correctness in identity. If you see an error feel free to email that information to me using the contact page.

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Oklahoma Songbirds

These musical sensations entertain us with melodic and beautiful songs.

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Mammals

We are blessed with diverse collection of mammals in Oklahoma..

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Oklahoma Woodpeckers

A wide array of woodpeckers call Oklahoma home, or visit us on rare occasions.

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Oklahoma Raptors

Hawks, Falcons, Eag.es, & Ow;s

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Waterfowl & Shorebirds

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

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Transitory Birds

These birds travel through our state when they are migrating in the spring and fall.

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Crows, Ravens, & Magpies

Very intelligent birds that hep keep the environment clean by scavenging..

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Herons. Egrets & Storks

Stately stalkers. I think that best describes these birds.From fish to snakes and insects, they eat anything.

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Invasive Birds

Invasive birds disrupt the environment. and have severely challenged native birds territories.

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Waterfowl & Shorebirds

These birds love water!e.

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Upland Game Birds

These birds have provided food for many tables both past and present..

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Exotic Birds

Mostly found in zoos and private collections..

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Mollusks & Lumbricidae

Snails and worms… What more is there ro say?

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Wildflowers, Plants & Trees

Native Oklahoma plants, wildflowers, and trees, with many garden and house plants we have in our hardens.

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Oklahoma Butterflies

The jewels of the prairies and gardens Butterflies are important pollinators and we all need to supper them with native plants..

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Oklahoma Moths

These “ghosts of the night” are rarely seen by most people unless they come to an outdoor light.

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Caterpillars

The amazing metamorphous of butterflies and moths begins here.

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Damselflies

These are smaller cousins to the much larger dragonflies.Very common by location, rare in others.

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Dragonflies

These large acrobatic fliers provide pest relief by eating mosquitos, flies, and other undesirable pests.

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Beetles

Little known and largely ignored, beetles serve as pest control, pollinators, and scavengers– all beneficial functions.

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Bugs

Most people call them”creepy crawlies”, but this interesting group of insects plays an important ecological role.

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Grasshoppers & Katydids

Songsters of he fields, prairies and woodlands. .

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Flies

One of the most diverse groups of insects. Flies are comprised of pests and beneficial species such as robber flies.

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Bees, Wasps, Hornets ^ Ants

Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.

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Spiders & Kin

I know, spiders are not most peoples favorite. Without them we would be overrun with other insects.

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Reptiles & Amphibians

Snakes, lizards, frogs, toads, and alligators

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