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Wild Tricksters: Nature’s April Fools in Arkansas

August 10, 2026April 1, 2025 by Steve Creek
Raccoon sticking its tongue out in tall grass at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge

Discover how Arkansas wildlife pull off nature’s practical jokes with behaviors that seem like perfect April Fool’s Day pranks.

Categories Wildlife Tags animal adaptations, April Fool's Day, Arkansas animals, mockingbirds, nature tricks, opossums, raccoons, Wildlife behavior

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Blue Jay vs. Squirrel | An Acorn Heist?

November 15, 2025November 11, 2024 by Steve Creek
Blue Jay with an Acorn: A Clever Opportunist in Action

Blue Jay caught digging up and relocating acorns in my yard. Was it stealing from Fox Squirrels? Explore this intriguing interspecies acorn rivalry.

Categories Bird Photography, Squirrels Tags acorn caching, acorn heist, Backyard wildlife, Bird behavior, blue jay, Fox Squirrel, interspecies rivalry, Nature Observation, squirrel behavior, Wildlife behavior 2 Comments

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Fox Squirrels Chewing on Deer Antlers

October 24, 2025October 23, 2024 by Steve Creek
The Fox Squirrel digs into the antler, displaying the natural behavior of osteophagy, crucial for dental maintenance and dietary supplements.

Watch Fox Squirrels chewing on antlers and uncover the nutritional advantages of this peculiar habit for their health.

Categories Arkansas Wildlife Locations, Lavaca, Squirrels Tags Animal Behavior, deer antlers, ecosystem, Fox Squirrel, garden wildlife, osteophagy, rodent dental health, squirrel nutrition, Wildlife behavior, Wildlife Photography 3 Comments

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Mule Deer Doe Enjoys Prickly Pear Cactus at Black Mesa

February 25, 2026September 4, 2024 by Steve Creek
Mule Deer After Eating The Fruit Of A Prickly Pear Cactus

A mule deer doe feeds on prickly pear cactus at Lake Carl Etling, showing how wildlife survives in dry environments.

Categories Oklahoma Wildlife Locations Tags Black Mesa State Park, deer diet, Desert Habitat, Lake Carl Etling, mule deer, Nature Photography, Oklahoma wildlife, Prickly Pear Cactus, Wildlife behavior 1 Comment
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