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A photo featuring the USGS Texas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit (CRU) scientists and CRU Deputy standing on the dock in Rockport, Texas (from left to right), Clint Boal, Reynaldo Patino (retired), Kevin Pope, and Jane Rogosch. Photo taken by Kevin Mayes, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department) Copyright release on file.
A photo featuring the USGS Texas Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit (CRU) scientists and CRU Deputy standing on the dock in Rockport, Texas (from left to right), Clint Boal, Reynaldo Patino (retired), Kevin Pope, and Jane Rogosch. Photo taken by Kevin Mayes, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department) Copyright release on file.
White-tailed deer is native to North America and live in most states except Alaska, California, Nevada, and Utah (source: USFS).
White-tailed deer is native to North America and live in most states except Alaska, California, Nevada, and Utah (source: USFS).
Mallard is a large dabbling duck, length 15-16 inches, with a wingspan up to 36 inches.
Mallard is a large dabbling duck, length 15-16 inches, with a wingspan up to 36 inches.
Waterloo State Recreation area in southern MI. Like the Huron National Forest near Cadillac, Michigan, this site had around 68% cover of northern red oak and red maple was the largest associate.
Waterloo State Recreation area in southern MI. Like the Huron National Forest near Cadillac, Michigan, this site had around 68% cover of northern red oak and red maple was the largest associate.
A young white-tailed deer standing in the woods at 1300 feet elevation. Cervidae (the deer family; referred to as “cervids”), hooved animals.
A young white-tailed deer standing in the woods at 1300 feet elevation. Cervidae (the deer family; referred to as “cervids”), hooved animals.
Yellowstone cutthroat trout from the upper Yellowstone drainage south of Yellowstone National Park.
Yellowstone cutthroat trout from the upper Yellowstone drainage south of Yellowstone National Park.