Posts by Lexi Ruskell
Wordless Wednesday – Virginia Opossum
Here are two different Virginia Opossums our Blufflands Program Manager, Brian Fankhauser came across and photographed while doing the annual...
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Wordless Wednesday – Northern Saw-Whet Owl
This little owl is only eight inches high and hunts at night eating mostly mice. They migrate to Iowa in...
Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at INHF!
We want to wish all of our members and friends a great Thanksgiving. Thank you all for your support these...
Wordless Wednesday – Big Bluestem
Andropogon gerardii, commonly known as big bluestem, is a flowering stalk that grows 3-7 inches tall. The tips of the...
Wordless Wednesday – Bee Balm
Winter is coming, but we are already excited for summer blooms. Only seven more months! Monarda, commonly known as bee...
Wordless Wednesday – The Marbled Orbweaver Spider
INHF is getting in the Halloween spirit. The marbled orbweaver is a frighteningly beautiful spider that lurks in trees, shrubs...
Wordless Wednesday – Fall
Fall is winding down. Get outdoors and explore your favorite spots this weekend! Where’s your favorite spot to see fall...
Wordless Wednesday – Downy Gentian
Downy gentian is one of the most beautiful fall prairie flowers. It is uncommon on mesic to dry prairies across...
Wordless Wednesday – Chicken of the Woods Update
Take a look at the development of Chicken of the Woods over a couple weeks! If you would like more...
Wordless Wednesday – Chicken of the Woods
The Chicken of the Woods can be found from late summer to fall sitting at the base of dead or...
Wordless Wednesday – Pheasants on a Fence
In July, a few of us from INHF went on a site visit to a property in Clarke County. On...
Wordless Wednesday – Joe-Pye Weed
The field pictured above is filled with Joe-Pye weed. The name is deceiving, but this plant is actually an Iowa...