Breeding Birds Counted in Trio of Surveys
Biologists surveyed along public roads to document the bird community found in a Breeding Bird Atlas block located in Jackson and Tillman counties.
Wild Double Take: Bumble and Carpenter Bees
Tips for identifying two Oklahoma look-alike bees: bumble and carpenter bees.
Celebrate #MothWeek by Sharing Your Sightings
Help shed light on Oklahoma's moth community by sharing your sightings this #MothWeek.
“Will You Walk into My Parlour?”
Spider enthusiasts share tips for living – or at least existing – with eight-legged visitors to our homes and spaces.
Wild Double Take: Alligator Snapping and Common Snapping Turtles
Tips for identifying two Oklahoma look-alike turtles, the alligator snapping and common snapping turtles.
Wild Double Take: Woodhouse's and American Toads
Tips for identifying two Oklahoma look-alike toads, the Woodhouse's and American Toads.
Tips for Moving Turtles From Roadways
Oklahoma's roads can be a dangerous place for wildlife, especially deliberate but slow-moving turtles. As you motor across the state this spring, consider lending these fellow travelers a hand with these three tips.
Small Butterfly Gets Big Status Update
A team organized by the Oklahoma Biological Survey tracked down the handful of frosted elfin butterfly records for the state and made it their mission to increase the number of known locations for the species.
Study Focused on Panhandle Black Bears Gets Big Picture Results
Camera traps and hair snares give landowners and biologists answers about status and origin of Panhandle black bears.