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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S32E21 — Say Cheese, Blue Suckers & Nature Photos
Season 32 episodes
1. Catching Copperheads, City Camping & Windy WaterOct 16, 20162. Conservation Art, Seeing Selah & Hermit CrabsOct 23, 20163. Biking Tyler, Desert Skies & Charlie's CannonOct 30, 20164. Flying the Franklins, Blue Mountain Peak & A Frog PondNov 6, 20165. Coastal Birds, Horned Lizards & Desert PlantsNov 13, 20166. Travelling Turkeys, Wild Teachers & Saving SharksNov 20, 20167. Hunting Laurens, Diving Wardens & an Outdoor WriterNov 27, 20168. Saving Bison, Hunting Access & Corralling CWDDec 4, 20169. Ocean Office, Hill Country Haven & a Conservation CareerDec 11, 201610. Pocket Prairies, Catching Carp & a Conservation ConsultantDec 18, 201611. Pronghorn Puzzle, Changing Habitats & Blanco CleanupDec 25, 201612. Bat Noses, Involved Angler & Wildlife WatchdogsJan 1, 201713. Moving Bees, Razing Cane & Wildlife WindsJan 8, 201714. Bee Searcher, Coastal Winds & Turkey WorkJan 15, 201715. Hatching Fish, Seeking Squirrels & River ReclamationJan 22, 201716. Hiking Dogs, Telling Stories & Protecting PaddlefishJan 29, 201717. Magazine History, Outdoor Photography & Texas WildlifeFeb 5, 201718. San Pedro Success, Fishing Fan & Lovely LandscapesFeb 12, 201719. Kangaroo Rats, Student Host & LBJ's LegacyFeb 19, 201720. Bobcat City, Ranch Reboot & Coastal BirdsFeb 26, 201721. Say Cheese, Blue Suckers & Nature PhotosMar 5, 201722. Prairie Chickens, Gargantuan Gar & LionfishMar 12, 201723. Ranch Wildlife, Conservation Dollars & Kickapoo CavernMar 19, 201724. Horned Lizards, Young Guns & Outdoor EthicsMar 26, 201725. Park Hiker, Paddling Port O’Connor & Finding FlounderApr 2, 201726. Eroding Island, Fire Crew & Jamaica BeachApr 9, 2017
Synopsis
In the vast expanse of the Trans-Pecos, life often finds solace at the edge of human presence. Here, creatures drawn to our watering holes reveal a delicate dance between wildness and civilization. Biologists embark on quests for elusive species like the blue sucker in the Colorado River near Austin, their research illuminating the intricate connections within the ecosystem. Through the lens of Texas Parks and Wildlife photographers, we witness this interplay – a portrait of humanity interwoven
