Wild Life: Woodbury County Prairie Preserve, Tree Frog, 08/27/2017

This tree frong was observed in its natural habitat at the Woodbury county Prairie Preserve. The exact species is unknown.

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Sioux City River Front Trail: Wild Life Along the Trail, White Tail Deer
Wild Life: War Eagle Park, Animal Remains, 12/29/2016
Wild Life: War Eagle Park, Animal Remains, Wild Turkey, 01/01/2017
Wild Life: Krumann Park, Animal Remains, Wild Turkey, 01/15/2017

Wild Life: Krumann Park, Animal Remains, Wild Turkey, 01/15/2017

These wild animal remains were discovered at War Eagle Park in Sioux City, Iowa on Jan. 15, 2017. The remains are from a wild turkey. There is a pile of feathers in one location of the park under a tree. A few yards away there is part of the skeleton, on leg and foot and scattered in other areas of the park near the skeletal remains are larger feathers. It is unclear if this turkey died from an predator attack or from some other cause and then was eaten and scattered by scavengers.

Previous articles in the series:
Sioux City River Front Trail: Wild Life Along the Trail, White Tail Deer
Wild Life: War Eagle Park, Animal Remains, 12/29/2016
Wild Life: War Eagle Park, Animal Remains, Wild Turkey, 01/01/2017

Wild Life: War Eagle Park, Animal Remains, Wild Turkey, 01/01/2017

These wild animal remains were discovered at War Eagle Park in Sioux City, Iowa on Jan. 1, 2017. The remains are from a wild turkey.

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Sioux City River Front Trail: Wild Life Along the Trail, White Tail Deer
Wild Life: War Eagle Park, Animal Remains, 12/29/2016

Wild Life: War Eagle Park, Animal Remains, 12/29,2016

These wild animal remains were discovered at war Eagle Park in Sioux City, Iowa on Dec. 29, 2016. They may be a deer or other similar large animal.

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Sioux City River Front Trail: Wild Life Along the Trail, White Tail Deer

Sioux City River Front Trail: Wild Life Along the Trail, White Tail Deer

These white tail deer were recently seen along the river front trail in Sioux City, Iowa. There are two young deer and one alpha doe.

2016 Iowa State Fair: The Young Prince

This sculpture is made from recycled tools, chain, tractor parts and other salvaged metal pieces.

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2016 Iowa State Fair: Super Bull
2016 Iowa State Fair: Iowa Food and Family Sand Sculpture