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A Large Striped Skunk Near Black Mesa State Park

October 1, 2026 by Steve Creek
Striped skunk with a thick black-and-white coat and bushy raised tail in dry grass near Black Mesa State Park

A large striped skunk near Black Mesa State Park caught my attention with its thick coat and huge tail. My photo tells part of the story.

Categories Wildlife Photography Tags Black Mesa State Park, mammals, oklahoma, Oklahoma Panhandle, striped skunk

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Leucistic Striped Skunk: An Unusual Wildlife Encounter in Arkansas

September 5, 2025June 24, 2025 by Steve Creek
Leucistic striped skunk with predominantly white fur standing on gravel road with tail raised in defensive position.

I photographed a leucistic striped skunk near Ouachita National Forest. This pale skunk shows partial pigment loss.

Categories Skunks Tags Arkansas Wildlife, genetic variation, leucism, leucistic skunk, ouachita national forest, rare animals, striped skunk, Wildlife Photography 3 Comments

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Unusually Colored Striped Skunk at Sequoyah Refuge

February 3, 2026March 19, 2025 by Steve Creek
A rare striped skunk with an unusual mix of dark brown and black fur, walking on a gravel road at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge.

Unusually Colored Striped Skunk spotted at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge. A rare and fascinating wildlife sighting with unique traits!

Categories Mammal Photography, Oklahoma Wildlife Locations, Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, Skunks Tags Nature Photography, Oklahoma wildlife, rare animal sightings, striped skunk, unique skunk, Wildlife Photography

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A Skunk Carrying a Baby Skunk

May 10, 2026May 22, 2023 by Steve Creek
Striped Skunk carrying a baby skunk along the auto tour road at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge

Skunk carrying baby skunk near the auto tour road at Sequoyah Refuge showed quiet care and protective behavior.

Categories Skunks Tags Nature Photography, sequoyah national wildlife refuge, skunk behavior, skunk relocation, striped skunk, Wildlife observation, Wildlife Photography, wildlife stories 2 Comments
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