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some of you know that i just graduated from fort hays state university. so i decided to show everyone some of the experiences that i had while at theis school. the pics will be in order of the herpetology class that i was in, then of the icthyology class that i was in, of the pacific norhwest ecology trip that i took last summer, of bird banding, and a range burning class that i took this semmster. flowed by misc pics.
first up are pics from my herpetology class. i was in the class and i was the lab ta as well. the pics are from random trips that we went on around kansas and of the 2 5 day trips all over oklahoma.
A. punctatus (red spotted toad) found at the potuntoc (sp?) ridge, nature conservacy land. this was a county record. the close report of this toad in
oklahoma was 2 counties to the west!
here are so pics from ich.
these pics are from the best class that anyone can take!!!!! it is pacific northwest ecology, we spent over 2 weeks in washington (mt st helens, and rainier),
oregon (coast, dunes, aquarium), nothern california (red wood forest and lake tohoe. best $400 bucks i ever spent!!!!!!
these are some of the few pics that i have from bird banding. the man in the glass is dr. farley, which has been the best professor, one of the best period.
we are band great horned owls
the next class just kicked some a$$ cause we got to light a feild on fire! range burning was a fun class.
these are a few pics of the research that i am doing. going on 3 years now. i know were there is a snake den and i have the snakes p.i.t. tagged and i
collect and weight twice a year. i am trying to find growth weights. as far as i know, i was the only undergrade doing a grad level project, which is
exciting to me.
and one final pic LOL 
hope you enjoyed!
