The spring rain had this female crayfish on the move, with her larval young attached to her abdomen. After several weeks, the larval young will molt and separate from the adult.
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A masked bobwhite female finds a great vantage point on top of our aviculturist's net. Sometimes the quail can be escape artists, making it all more interesting! #maskedbobwhite#suttoncenter
Here are some more photos of our mascot, Blue. She is too perfect! She is often found on top of cedar piles watching out the window. These are her last photos before she was moved to the large barn for the winter.. #Attwatersprairiechicken#suttoncenter
Attwater’s prairie-chickens are professionals a taking cover! They are often found hunkered down in the tall grasses, lounging while hiding from potential predators. #Attwatersprairiechicken#endangeredspecies#suttoncenter
The Attwater’s prairie-chickens who are part of the conservation breeding flock and were not transferred to Texas are all outside enjoying fall weather while the barns are getting cleaned for the next season #attwatersprairiechicken#endangeredspecies#suttoncenter