Wild Double Take: Cooper’s and Sharp-shinned Hawks
Tips for identifying two Oklahoma look-alike raptors, the Cooper’s and sharp-shinned hawks.
Louisiana Gives Oklahoma’s Endangered Woodpecker Population a Boost
Twelve red-cockaded woodpeckers were recently relocated to Oklahoma’s shortleaf pine forest from a donor population in Louisiana.
Wild Double Take: Swift and Gray Foxes
Tips for identifying two Oklahoma look-alike foxes, the swift and gray foxes.
State’s Flying Mammal Focus of Ongoing OU Research
Researchers from the University of Oklahoma are assessing the overall health and movements of the Mexican free-tailed bat at the Wildlife Department’s Selman Bat Cave WMA.
Endangered Whooping Cranes to Move through Oklahoma
Whooping cranes to make 2,500-mile migration with stops in Oklahoma.
Tracking Wildlife in the Latest Digital Revolution
A new Motus Wildlife Tracking System tower was recently installed at the Selman Living Laboratory in northwestern Oklahoma. The end goal of this technology is tracking wildlife as they migrate through the state.
Rare Oklahoma Crayfish Hatched at Texas Zoo
The Center for Conservation and Research – San Antonio Zoo has successfully hatched 47 Oklahoma cave crayfish in a lab setting.
Biologist Hauls in Remarkable Woodpecker Sightings
Four species of woodpecker were detected within an Oklahoma Breeding Bird Atlas survey block near the community of Vinson. The survey was completed as part of the state's second atlas effort.
Wild Double Take: American and Painted Ladies
Tips for identifying two Oklahoma look-alike butterflies, the American and painted ladies.