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Secrets of a Feral Hog Skull

By: Christena March 2, 2018June 20, 2020

Nature Stories3 RIvers Foundation, Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus, Conservation Education, Skull Love, Wildlife ConservationLeave a Comment

In a cleaning event at the Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus, a feral hog skull was rediscovered. I’m not sure how old the skull is, but it was in need of repair to stabilize it for future conservation education programs with the 3 Rivers Foundation. To start the cleaning process I placed the skull in a…

Do Turkey Vultures Take a Bath?

By: Christena October 16, 2017June 20, 2020

Nature Stories3 RIvers Foundation, 3RF, Bird Photography, Camera Trap Research, Conservation Education, Reconyx, Turkey Vultures, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Observations, Wildlife PhotographyLeave a Comment

In the over 179,000 photos I’ve captured so far during my ongoing wildlife study at 3RF, a few remarkable photos caught my eye from September 2017 which I’ve never seen before. A turkey vulture was photographed walking into the Beaver Pond and taking a bath along the water’s edge. After some research, I learned after…