I gave you a little look at my field site with yesterday’s Wordless Wednesday entry. Here are daytime photos of my adventures in live-trapping prairie voles. I study prairie voles from central Illinois – Urbana and Champaign, Illinois.
Roadside field site along a county road in Urbana.
Roadside field site along a county road in Urbana.Live trap hiding in the tall prairie grass.
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The vole's view of the world.
Another field site - a field of Alfalfa.
Big hair on the prairie - Me at my most successful trapping site - the Agriculture field, growing Alfalfa, on the University of Illinois campus.
The vole's view of the world. Another field site - a field of Alfalfa.Big hair on the prairie - Me at my most successful trapping site - the Agriculture field, growing Alfalfa, on the University of Illinois campus.