Flashy Feathers: Identifying Swallows by Sunlight
Back in February of this year, our field technicians were thrilled to witness an unusual number of violet-green swallows (Tachycineta Read More…
The Monumental Monarch Migration
Monarch butterflies are more than just a beautiful sight. These impressive insects embark on a massive migratory journey from northern Read More…
You’re in Heron Territory – Flashback Friday
In today’s Flashback Friday, we explore above the water and into the skies, delving into the wonders of herons.
While quietly Read More…
Raccoons – Adaptable Bandits
As the notorious nocturnal bandits of the animal kingdom, raccoons are famous for the mask shaped markings on their faces. These cuddly looking Read More…
Soft-bodied, Spineless Sea Nettles: The Perfect Predator
Pacific sea nettles may be spineless, but they are by no means defenseless. These large and beautiful “true jellies” of the Class Read More…
Yellow-Bellied Marmot: Not Your Average Class Pet
Despite their first impression, the yellow-bellied marmot is not an overfed hamster. These rodents are a member of the squirrel family, and Read More…
Horned Lizards: Masters of Defense
With a crown of horns and ability to shoot blood from its eyes, the horned lizard is built for defense. The 16 living species in the genus Read More…
Flashback Friday: Fascinating Flickers
Today's Flashback Friday features a familiar feathered friend – the Northern Flicker.
Learning how to identify common wildlife species Read More…
Gooseneck Barnacles: Diving in Head First
While a crashing wave would make most people say, “Heads up!,” for barnacles it’s more like, “Feet up!” Barnacles are animals that Read More…
Flashback Friday: Hawk Rescue
While FISHBIO has participated in a few animal rescues over the years, today's Flashback Friday is a look at our first raptor Read More…