Video mostly based on nature photos from World Peace Wetland Prairie and Pinnacle Foods Inc. wet prairie adjacent to west side of WPWP to be run Monday through October 7, 2011, on Fayetteville AR public access television at channel 218 on Cox Cable and on ATT U-verse 99 but nowhere else on the Internet except on the You Tube link below: All residents of Fayetteville are eligible for 5-minute short video takes FREE on Fayetteville public television with recording from 5 to 6 p.m. Mondays and 11 a.m. to noon on Thursdays to be broadcast the following week

Biden's aristosa with interesting insect at Pinnacle wet prairie west side of World Peace Wetland Prairie

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Burrowing crayfish common at World Peace Wetland Prairie, Pinnacle Prairie and in many older subdivisions where the soil hasn't been removed and red-dirted in Northwest Arkansas as well as fields and pastures

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Many more burrowing crayfish photos on Flickr

Flickr set of Ozark burrowing crayfish at this live link on Aubunique Flickr account.

Wood nymphs elusive grassland-dependent butterfly. They live all summer and their caterpillars hibernate through winter

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Cercyonis pegala aka Wood nymph butterfly

Fayetteville City Council approves OMNI Center donation of Hank Kaminsky sculpture to WPWP

Pretty pollinators abound as summer drifts toward fall

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American snout butterflies

Libytheana carinenta  aka American snout butterfly

Snout's caterpillars thrive on various species of Hackberry (Celtis) trees

Short video clips recorded September 8, 2011, by Fayetteville AR Public-Access Television featuring photos mostly from WPWP

September 9, 2011, at World Peace Wetland Prairie

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Milton visited World Peace Wetland Prairie on Friday morning and saw some of the creatures in these photos himself

Amber Tripodi, doing research for her doctoral dissertation, talks about American bumble bee and carpenter bee at WPWP on September 7, 2011

Tetraopes tertropthalmus, the red milkweed beetle, has unique way of avoiding the poisonous effect of milkweed plants

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Public-television short videos for September 5-9, 2011: All residents of Fayetteville, Arkansas, can record a short take each Monday 5-6 p.m. or Thursday 11 a.m. to noon

Today at World Peace Wetland Prairie entry area gardens

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