Saturday, January 31, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Button bush encased in ice among the interesting specimens on World Peace Wetland Prairie after January ice storm
Woodpeckers can have a great year in Fayetteville if people will keep the damaged trees that die later from the ice storm
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Leopard frog enjoys sunshine near World Peace Wetland Prairie on January 14, 2009
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Doves worship sun in tall, dead tree at dusk in winter on World Peace Wetland Prairie
Red-shouldered hawk hunts from willow tree on Pinnacle Foods wet prairie adjacent to WPWP on January 21, 2009
Please click on image to ENLARGE view of same willow tree with one less trunk standing and no hawk on duty on January 28, 2009.
Please click on image to ENLARGE view of red-shouldered hawk on Pinnacle Prairie, adjacent to World Peace Wetland Prairie in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The hawk is perched in a willow tree on alert for small birds and mammals on the prairie.
Please click on image to ENLARGE view of red-shouldered hawk on Pinnacle Prairie, adjacent to World Peace Wetland Prairie in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The hawk is perched in a willow tree on alert for small birds and mammals on the prairie.
Friday, January 9, 2009
Wetland educator workshop February 19, 2009, on Crooked Creek at Yellville, Arkansas
Early bird deadline Friday, January 23. Sounds like a great opportunity for teachers and volunteers. It would be nice if people who create such beautiful promos would omit the two needless pluralizations of nouns of mass such as "wetland" and "wonder" in the headlines, however.
Please click on image to ENLARGE to read.
Please click on image to ENLARGE to read.
Friday, January 2, 2009
Lioneld Jordan sworn in as mayor of Fayetteville, Arkansas
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Why is muddy water flowing in a normally clear Ozark Mountain stream on a sunny New Year's Day?
Please click on images to ENLARGE view of muddy water flowing on New Year's Day into the Town Branch of the West Fork of the White River.
For more images and a bit of explanation of this situation, please click the following link Silt-laden water pumped to the Town Branch by contractors flows to Beaver Lake
For a closer view of the pipe spewing water from Hill Place work site, please click on image to ENLARGE. Use cursor to move about and see the contrast between the flow from the pipe and the stream's normal clear water at right.
For more images and a bit of explanation of this situation, please click the following link Silt-laden water pumped to the Town Branch by contractors flows to Beaver Lake
For more images and a bit of explanation of this situation, please click the following link Silt-laden water pumped to the Town Branch by contractors flows to Beaver Lake
For a closer view of the pipe spewing water from Hill Place work site, please click on image to ENLARGE. Use cursor to move about and see the contrast between the flow from the pipe and the stream's normal clear water at right.
For more images and a bit of explanation of this situation, please click the following link Silt-laden water pumped to the Town Branch by contractors flows to Beaver Lake
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