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  1. The North Dakota Bestiary: While North Dakota Game and Fish occasionally receives reports of the Virginia Opossum making it to the southeast portion of our state, our colder months are better suited for our native marsupial species, the Wooly Opossum.

    Roughly the size of a domestic cat, the Wooly Opossum is omnivorous but largely responsible for keeping the Northern Scorpion population in check. If you’ve never found a scorpion in your boot in North Dakota, you have the Wooly Opossum to thank.

    Special note: Even though the Wooly Opossum is a marsupial, they are considered too greasy and gamey to be a good ingredient in soups. Instead, let them live and fulfill their unique North Dakota ecological niche. Nature is wonderful.

    #northdakota #wildlife #nature #mammals #marsupials

  2. The North Dakota Bestiary: While North Dakota Game and Fish occasionally receives reports of the Virginia Opossum making it to the southeast portion of our state, our colder months are better suited for our native marsupial species, the Wooly Opossum.

    Roughly the size of a domestic cat, the Wooly Opossum is omnivorous but largely responsible for keeping the Northern Scorpion population in check. If you’ve never found a scorpion in your boot in North Dakota, you have the Wooly Opossum to thank.

    Special note: Even though the Wooly Opossum is a marsupial, they are considered too greasy and gamey to be a good ingredient in soups. Instead, let them live and fulfill their unique North Dakota ecological niche. Nature is wonderful.

    #northdakota #wildlife #nature #mammals #marsupials

  3. The North Dakota Bestiary: While North Dakota Game and Fish occasionally receives reports of the Virginia Opossum making it to the southeast portion of our state, our colder months are better suited for our native marsupial species, the Wooly Opossum.

    Roughly the size of a domestic cat, the Wooly Opossum is omnivorous but largely responsible for keeping the Northern Scorpion population in check. If you’ve never found a scorpion in your boot in North Dakota, you have the Wooly Opossum to thank.

    Special note: Even though the Wooly Opossum is a marsupial, they are considered too greasy and gamey to be a good ingredient in soups. Instead, let them live and fulfill their unique North Dakota ecological niche. Nature is wonderful.

    #northdakota #wildlife #nature #mammals #marsupials

  4. The North Dakota Bestiary: While North Dakota Game and Fish occasionally receives reports of the Virginia Opossum making it to the southeast portion of our state, our colder months are better suited for our native marsupial species, the Wooly Opossum.

    Roughly the size of a domestic cat, the Wooly Opossum is omnivorous but largely responsible for keeping the Northern Scorpion population in check. If you’ve never found a scorpion in your boot in North Dakota, you have the Wooly Opossum to thank.

    Special note: Even though the Wooly Opossum is a marsupial, they are considered too greasy and gamey to be a good ingredient in soups. Instead, let them live and fulfill their unique North Dakota ecological niche. Nature is wonderful.

    #northdakota #wildlife #nature #mammals #marsupials

  5. The North Dakota Bestiary: While North Dakota Game and Fish occasionally receives reports of the Virginia Opossum making it to the southeast portion of our state, our colder months are better suited for our native marsupial species, the Wooly Opossum.

    Roughly the size of a domestic cat, the Wooly Opossum is omnivorous but largely responsible for keeping the Northern Scorpion population in check. If you’ve never found a scorpion in your boot in North Dakota, you have the Wooly Opossum to thank.

    Special note: Even though the Wooly Opossum is a marsupial, they are considered too greasy and gamey to be a good ingredient in soups. Instead, let them live and fulfill their unique North Dakota ecological niche. Nature is wonderful.

    #northdakota #wildlife #nature #mammals #marsupials

  6. In light of this month’s kitten excitement, Jinx would like to remind us that he “am still little baby too”.

    #jinx #jinxthelynx #lynxpoint #northdakota #catsofmastodon

  7. In light of this month’s kitten excitement, Jinx would like to remind us that he “am still little baby too”.

    #jinx #jinxthelynx #lynxpoint #northdakota #catsofmastodon

  8. In light of this month’s kitten excitement, Jinx would like to remind us that he “am still little baby too”.

    #jinx #jinxthelynx #lynxpoint #northdakota #catsofmastodon

  9. In light of this month’s kitten excitement, Jinx would like to remind us that he “am still little baby too”.

    #jinx #jinxthelynx #lynxpoint #northdakota #catsofmastodon

  10. “And I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for that Bastard Toadflax!”

    Wildflowers of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park by John D. Staudinger and Theodore Roosevelt Nature & History Association, 1967

    — a recent find at 4R Home Thrift

    #northdakota #nationalparks #trnp #flowers #ndledendary #vintage #books #nature

  11. “And I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for that Bastard Toadflax!”

    Wildflowers of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park by John D. Staudinger and Theodore Roosevelt Nature & History Association, 1967

    — a recent find at 4R Home Thrift

    #northdakota #nationalparks #trnp #flowers #ndledendary #vintage #books #nature

  12. “And I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for that Bastard Toadflax!”

    Wildflowers of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park by John D. Staudinger and Theodore Roosevelt Nature & History Association, 1967

    — a recent find at 4R Home Thrift

    #northdakota #nationalparks #trnp #flowers #ndledendary #vintage #books #nature

  13. “And I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for that Bastard Toadflax!”

    Wildflowers of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park by John D. Staudinger and Theodore Roosevelt Nature & History Association, 1967

    — a recent find at 4R Home Thrift

    #northdakota #nationalparks #trnp #flowers #ndledendary #vintage #books #nature

  14. “And I would’ve gotten away with it too, if it wasn’t for that Bastard Toadflax!”

    Wildflowers of Theodore Roosevelt National Memorial Park by John D. Staudinger and Theodore Roosevelt Nature & History Association, 1967

    — a recent find at 4R Home Thrift

    #northdakota #nationalparks #trnp #flowers #ndledendary #vintage #books #nature