Plants, trees, and cacti all have their breaking points when it comes to handling what Mother Nature throws at them. They have mechanisms in place to help them react to weather changes as we have the capability to react to either cold or hot temperatures. Have you noticed that the normal green-hued prickly pear cacti…
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A wildlife celebration of the best wildlife captures on remote cameras at 3 Rivers Foundation in 2021. The year brought the discovery of beavers, confirmed a yellow-billed cuckoo, the birth of raccoon kits, and one bobcat kitten. Always fascinating to see the surprises of white-tailed deer interacting with birds. Now for the arrival of 2022…
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First, javelina I captured during my seven-year wildlife conservation study. Nothing made me more excited to see this javelina. Not only seeing it – it walked perfectly in front of the camera. During this research, I have discovered that the presence of javelina means indicates that feral hogs have disbursed out away from 3RF. Unfortunately,…
Read MoreWhen I learn something new about a plant it makes seeing them the next time even more impressive. Hartweg Evening Primrose or Hartweg Sundrops (Calylophus hartwegii) greets the world in the evening, stays up all night, and then by the evening of the next day it is spent. After it is done for the blooms…
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Forgotten Winds 