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From Velvet to Hard Antlers Near Black Mesa

September 25, 2026 by Steve Creek
Mule deer antlers free of velvet on a buck standing broadside in grass near Black Mesa.

I photographed mule deer antlers in velvet and hard antlers seven days apart near Black Mesa, Oklahoma, during September’s fall transition.

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags Antlers, Bachelor Groups, Black Mesa State Park, fall wildlife, mule deer, Oklahoma Panhandle, velvet shedding, Wildlife Photography 2 Comments

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Burrowing Owls Around Black Mesa State Park

September 24, 2026 by Steve Creek
One of the Burrowing Owls near Black Mesa standing on a dirt mound with its long legs visible.

Burrowing Owls have been a welcome sight during my Black Mesa camping trip, with several around the area’s prairie dog towns.

Categories Bird Photography Tags Black Mesa State Park, Black-tailed Prairie Dogs, burrowing owl, Oklahoma Panhandle, Oklahoma wildlife, prairie dog towns, shortgrass prairie, Wildlife Photography

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My First Swift Fox Encounter in Oklahoma

September 22, 2026 by Steve Creek
Swift fox standing in tall grass in Oklahoma, with upright ears and its head turned to the side.

My first swift fox encounter came while exploring a road during my Black Mesa camping trip in Oklahoma. I watched it stalk through grass.

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags Black Mesa State Park, fox behavior, grassland wildlife, Oklahoma Panhandle, Oklahoma wildlife, Swift Fox, Wildlife encounters 1 Comment

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Watching Pronghorn Behavior Near Black Mesa State Park

September 21, 2026 by Steve Creek
Pronghorn behavior near Black Mesa: an animal stands with its muzzle beside a spiny cholla cactus.

I watched pronghorn behavior near Black Mesa State Park, from feeding at a spiny cholla cactus to a buck keeping females together.

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags Black Mesa State Park, cholla cactus, Oklahoma Panhandle, Oklahoma wildlife, pronghorn, pronghorn rut, Wildlife behavior
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