Missouri Conservation Area-Robert Talbert
Robert Talbot Conservation Area is about 16 miles from my home. It is an incredible area because it has so many different habitats. Here is a collection of beautiful scenes, except for the last two. I included some in from my backyard. The southwest corner of the area is located at the junction of hwy 96 & 97. The area holds 4,300 acres. Within the property you can experience grasslands, woods, rivers, ponds and glades. While on a hike you can expect to see many songbirds, hawks, deer, quail, woodpeckers and many reptiles & amphibians during the warmer months. Camping is available, along with trails for horses. However you like to enjoy true rustic outdoors, this area is for you.
House Sparrow (female), Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Red-Tailed Hawk, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Robert Talbot Conservation Area
House Sparrow (female), Robert Talbot Conservation Area
House Sparrow (female), Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Blands Cricket Frog, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Green Frog, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
American Goldfinch, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Map Turtle, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Map Turtle, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Cardinal, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker with a Black Rat Snake, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker, Robert Talbot Conservation Area
House Sparrow (female), Robert Talbot Conservation Area
House Sparrow (female), Robert Talbot Conservation Area
House Sparrow (male) holding an inchworm as it tries to help to feed the babies, My backyard
House Sparrow (male) holding a Crane Fly as it tries to help to feed the babies, My backyard
House Sparrow (male) holding a Crane Fly as it tries to help to feed the babies, My backyard
House Sparrow (female) the male had one, she had three, draw your own conclusions, My backyard