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September 09 2024

Giant Swallowtail nectaring on Lantana flowers

Posted in Census, 2024

September 08 2024

Texas Leaf Cutter Ant

Caretakers saw a long line of these ants moving Juniper Berries a very long way along a nature trail

Posted in Census, 2024

September 04 2024

Young Raccoon seen through the window screen

Posted in Census, 2024

August 28 2024

Fox

Posted in Census, 2024

August 23 2024

Caretakers kept the sick Porcupine overnight before transporting it to Willdife Rescue and Rehabilitation. It appears to have a mange type disease. It could not be left inside the house, because of the bad odor. The caretakers, layed the can on its side and used a 'Have-a -Heart' trap, with the trap door tied open, manuevered into the open end of the trash can. A fan was set up to blow fresh air onto the open air cage. A bowl of water and peanuts were added for snacks overnight. It was a hot August night.

That morning, caretakers drove with the Porcupine in the can in the back of a pick up truck to Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation in Kendalia, Texas, about an hour away. It was left in their care and we were notified of its progress.

Posted in Census, 2024

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