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Read more about the article Eastern Screech Owl

Eastern Screech Owl

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:02/21/2024
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by Jacob Crider This past weekend at Creasey Mahan Nature Preserve, we held our 16th Annual Great Backyard Bird Count. The count was wonderful, and over the weekend we documented 34…

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Read more about the article Brown Creepers

Brown Creepers

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:01/30/2024
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by Jacob Crider During winter, songbirds are highly active and must feed throughout the day to survive the harsh, cold, and wet conditions until breeding season. This can leave them…

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Read more about the article Southern Two-lined Salamanders

Southern Two-lined Salamanders

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:01/26/2024
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by Jacob Crider Warm January rains and plenty of snowmelt leads to great conditions for many native amphibians species here in Kentucky. While the majority of our reptiles are mostly…

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Read more about the article Golden-crowned Kinglet

Golden-crowned Kinglet

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:01/18/2024
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by Jacob Crider Out of all of the songbirds that migrate south to Kentucky, the smallest and arguably most hyperactive is the Golden-crowned Kinglet (Regulus satrapa). These colorful little birds…

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Read more about the article Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers

Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:01/12/2024
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by Jacob Crider Unique amongst the other species of Woodpeckers in our region, Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers (Sphyrapicus various) are a common winter visitor at CMNP. These medium-sized Woodpeckers are our only…

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Read more about the article Cracked Cap Polypore

Cracked Cap Polypore

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:01/08/2024
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by Jacob Crider The Cracked Cap Polypore (Phellinus robinae) is a species of bracket fungus that grows almost exclusively on Black Locust trees (Robinia psuedoacacia). They are so adept at…

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Read more about the article Song Sparrows

Song Sparrows

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:01/05/2024
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by Jacob Crider Wintertime in Kentucky is a great time to look for the many species of sparrow that inhabit our meadows, shrublands, farms, and wetlands. The abundance of seeds…

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Read more about the article How Animals Survive the Cold

How Animals Survive the Cold

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:12/21/2023
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 by Christy Rybka                                                  Have you ever…

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Read more about the article Eastern Bluebird

Eastern Bluebird

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:12/07/2023
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by Jacob Crider The magnificently colored Eastern Bluebird (Sialia sialis) is one of our most abundant songbirds during the winter months here at Creasey Mahan. This member of the Thrush…

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Read more about the article Jumping Spider

Jumping Spider

  • Post author:Miranda Legg
  • Post published:11/29/2023
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by Jacob Crider Out of the many species of spiders that call Creasey Mahan home, the Jumping Spider (Family Salticidae) are by far the cutest! These little puppy dog spiders…

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