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    Wood duck_Bolser_PLR3 (3)

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    Male wood duck perched on log at Port Louisa National Wildlife Refug

    Ondatra zibethicus

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    Muskrat activity

    Colinus virginianus

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    Northern Bobwhite at Port Louisa NWR

    Aix sponsa

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    Drake and female resting on lo

    Lithobates pipiens

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    Northern Leopard Frog. Adult frogs consume small invertebrates and crustaceans. Larvae eat algae, plant tissue, organic debris, and probably small invertebrates. Northern leopard frog at Port Louisa NW

    Chrysochus auratus

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    Dogbane beetle a

    Daucus carota

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    Invasive Queen Anne's lac

    Physostegia virginiana

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    Obedient plant at Port Louisa NW

    Hepatica acutiloba

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    Spring ephemeral season is here. Ephemerals are among the first wildflowers to bloom in spring. They don’t last long – hence the name. Sharp-lobed hepatica blooms in the river bluff forest at Port Louisa National Wildlife Refuge in Iowa

    Megaceryle alcyon

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    Belted kingfishers nest along streams, and will burrow into the side of a stream bank to build a nest. The tunnels often range from 1 feet to 8 feet in lengt
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