Contact Information
  • Oklahoma Wildlife & Prairie Heritage Alliance
    PO Box 483
    Buffalo, Oklahoma 73834
  • Phone (580)735-2322
  • Email
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Upcoming Events
SEP

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Monarch Watch
9:00 AM to 6:30 PM
Event offers evening viewings of monarchs going to roost and morning programs that included tagging Monarchs.
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MON
Monarch Watch
9:00 AM to 6:30 PM
Event offers evening viewings of monarchs going to roost and morning programs that included tagging Monarchs.
OCT

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TUE
Monarch Watch
9:00 AM to 6:30 PM
Event offers evening viewings of monarchs going to roost and morning programs that included tagging Monarchs.
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Look for hummingbirds nectaring at sunflowers and our backyard feeders.

     Upcoming 2018 OWPHA meeting dates,Special Events & Watchable Wildlife Events.

 

 

Monarch Watch Event at Hackberry Flat Wildlife Management Area

Starting the week of September 30th!

 

OWPHA Meetings: 

          

 October 8 - Prairie Canyon, Hinton

 

 

 

 


The photos on this page are all by Pauline Fahle, Duane Delvecchio, Larry Wright, Trapper Heglin and ODWC unless otherwise noted and are copyright protected.

Wildlife Species of the Week

 

Great Plains Trail

 

Wildlife Checklist

Now available as a .pdf for download.
This companion document to the GPT Map has sections on Birds, Mammals, Amphibians, Reptiles, Butterflies and even Dragonflies & Damselflies!

Click here to open the GPT Wildlife Checklist

 


  • Ornate Box Turtles are most active after a nice rain!

  • Indian Blanket blooms throughout the summer making seeds for birds and ants!

  • Scissor-tailed Flycatchers are fledging their second brood now!

  • The Poorwill is related to Whippoorwills and is found in western OK

  • Lightening Bugs, also called Fireflies, are a sure sign of summer!