PBS Show March 5-11, 2017, #2521
2,057 views · Published 11 March 2017 · 26:30 · Indexed 16 October 2026
Channel: Texas Parks and Wildlife · 2017 · Travel & Events
Program 2521. Air dates March 5-11, 2017 & September 3-9, 2017 Say Cheese, Blue Suckers & Nature Photos In Search of the Blue Sucker Biologists on the Colorado River are searching for a rare fish. It’s called a Blue Sucker, and not much is known about this Texas native. We follow along as a research team searches rapids and riffles on the Colorado, hoping to find, and learn more about this elusive fish. Water for Wildlife, and the Pictures to Prove It In the middle of a desert, along the Rio Grande River, in the middle of nowhere, is Black Gap Wildlife Management Area. It’s here that you can find a surprising wealth of wildlife such as deer, bear, quail, mountain lion and desert bighorn sheep. But without water, none of these animals could exist here. So biologists build and maintain water catchment devises called guzzlers to help the wildlife. With the aid of game cameras, it’s amazing to see the variety of animals that benefit from the guzzlers. Get Started Camping Headed out for a camping trip in a Texas State Park? Here are some tips to help you get set up quickly and comfortably. Winter Wonderland for Waterfowl Check out the Gus Engeling Wildlife Management Area, where the bottomland hardwood swamps make it the perfect place for wintering waterfowl. Postcard From Texas Experience man in nature through the eyes of Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine photographers Chase Fountain and Earl Nottingham.
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