Wild Pantex – Going Hemispheric with Migratory Birds – Part 2
Pantex initiated and built a long-running program beginning in 1999 that contributes to migratory bird conservation
Jim Ray
Wild Pantex – Going Hemispheric with Migratory Birds – Part 1
Article by Jim Ray, Pantex Wildlife Biologist/Scientist
The following was taken from an abstract produced in association with the Presidential Migratory Bird Federal Stewardship Award nomination process:
Wild Pantex – All Grown Up
Article by Jim Ray, Pantex Wildlife Biologist/Scientist
Jim Ray, wildlife biologist, holds "Pink-and-Green" and her brother, "Pink-and-Red."
Wild Pantex - Wintertime Rattlesnakes
Article by Jim Ray, Pantex Wildlife Biologist/Scientist
For more than a decade Pantex and West Texas A&M University studied the ecology of our resident prairie rattlesnakes. We captured hundreds of them and marked them with subcutaneous microchips.
Wild Pantex – Tarantulas on the Move
Spiders were not my favorite critter to have to deal with.
Wild Pantex – Fifteen Years
Article by Jim Ray, Pantex Wildlife Biologist/Scientist
Wild Pantex – Southbound Swainson’s
Swainson’s hawks are migrating from Texas to Argentina
Wild Pantex – Songbirds, Satellites, and the Tiniest of Technologies
As mind-boggling as it may seem, as of this writing 13 adult songbirds are currently drifting southward
Wild Pantex – Summertime Activities
The June/July/August time frame is a busy time for the wildlife program here at Pantex.
Wild Pantex – The Official Bird of Pantex?
Article by Jim Ray, Pantex Wildlife Biologist/Scientist
Every state in the United States has designated a bird species as its state bird. Texas’ is the Northern Mockingbird, Oklahoma’s the Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher, and New Mexico’s is the Greater Roadrunner. Besides Texas, the mockingbird is also claimed by four other states: Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi and Tennessee.