Nature Moments
The Great Egret
WHAT WETLANDS PARK RESIDENT IS THE SYMBOL OF THE NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY? The stately, three-foot...
The Pied-billed Grebe and Red-eared Slider
COME ON IN, THE WATER'S FINE! The ponds and streams at Clark County Wetlands Park...
The American Rubyspot
WHAT "FLASHY" INSECT IN CLARK COUNTY WETLANDS PARK IS IN REALITY A FIERCE AERIAL PREDATOR?...
The Marsh Fleabane
HMMM… WHERE IS THAT "UNUSUAL" SCENT COMING FROM? Marsh Fleabane is one of Clark County...
The Summer Tanager
WHICH SUMMER TOURIST IN WETLANDS PARK IS SOMETINMES KNOWN AS THE "BEEBIRD"? Summer Tanagers visit...
The Abert’s Towhee
BOUNCE AND KICK, BOUNCE AND KICK! WHAT BIRD LOOKS LIKE IT'S JUMPING ON A TRAMPOLENE?...
The Osprey
"...AND LIKE A THUNDERBOLT HE FALLS!" What a dive! Quite a splash!!! Alfred Lord Tennyson...
The Pepsis Wasp (and a bee) on Desert Milkweed
WHEN CAN YOU HEAR A WETLANDS PARK PLANT BEFORE YOU SEE IT? When the plant...
