Bonnie The Biologist
Missouri Rodentia - The largest taxonomic Order of mammals in the world! From scary to cute, their impact on humans is both historic and profound to present and shocking. New ... Read more
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Burroughs Audubon Nature Center & Bird Sanctuary
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Burroughs Audubon Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary 7300 SW West Park Road, Blue Springs, MO, United States
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Bonnie The Biologist
Burroughs Audubon Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary 7300 SW West Park Road, Blue Springs, MO, United StatesMissouri Rodentia - The largest taxonomic Order of mammals in the world! From scary to cute, their impact on humans is both historic and profound to present and shocking. New ... Read more
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Nature Center Program: Let’s Go Batty!
Burroughs Audubon Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary 7300 SW West Park Road, Blue Springs, MO, United StatesBats aren't only great Halloween decorations, they're ecosystem heroes! Drop by BAS Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary to learn all about Missouri's fascinating bats with Missouri Master Naturalist Meredith Donaldson. ... Read more
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Bonnie The Biologist: Spring Beneficial Insect & Bird/Wildlife Essentials
Burroughs Audubon Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary 7300 SW West Park Road, Blue Springs, MO, United StatesProviding for wildlife from spring through summer is educational and rewarding! Learn how to provide habitat in a variety of spaces from decks/porches to backyards and acreages. Also, tips for ... Read more
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Bonnie The Biologist: Spring Beneficial Insect & Bird/Wildlife Essentials
Burroughs Audubon Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary 7300 SW West Park Road, Blue Springs, MO, United StatesProviding for wildlife from spring through summer is educational and rewarding! Learn how to provide habitat in a variety of spaces from decks/porches to backyards and acreages. Also, tips for ... Read more
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Bonnie The Biologist: Lagomorphs
Burroughs Audubon Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary 7300 SW West Park Road, Blue Springs, MO, United StatesFrom the familiar Eastern Cottontail to localized Swamp Rabbits and the now rare Black-tailed Jackrabbit, Missouri's diverse natural communities provide homes for mammals in the order Lagomorpha.
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Bonnie The Biologist: Lagomorphs
Burroughs Audubon Nature Center and Bird Sanctuary 7300 SW West Park Road, Blue Springs, MO, United StatesFrom the familiar Eastern Cottontail to localized Swamp Rabbits and the now rare Black-tailed Jackrabbit, Missouri's diverse natural communities provide homes for mammals in the order Lagomorpha.