American Badger - Missouri Department of Conservation
In Missouri, the American badger is a species of conservation concern because of its restricted range, recent and widespread declines, and/or other factors. Recent research, however, has suggested that the badger population is healthy and stable in the state.
Badger - Missouri Department of Conservation
Badgers are heavy-bodied, medium-sized mammals with a broad head, short neck, short legs and a short bushy tail. The ears are low and rounded. The claws, generally gray with a slight yellowish tinge, on the front feet are very long.
Brawny Badgers | Missouri Department of Conservation
2020年7月26日 · Badgers live in open areas such as prairies and other open grasslands, where ground squirrels and other burrowing animals, their principal foods, abound. They also occur in croplands, the sand prairies of southeastern Missouri, plus fields, pastures, yards around homes, parklands, and farms.
American Badger (Mammals of Missouri) - iNaturalist
The American badger (Taxidea taxus) is a North American badger, somewhat similar in appearance to the European badger. It is found in the western and central United States, northern Mexico, and south-central Canada to certain areas of southwestern British Columbia.
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The Missouri Department of Conservation seeks more info on badgers
2018年9月28日 · Spotted skunks are today seen primarily in the southeast Missouri Ozarks. The state is on the southern fringe of the least weasel’s range, and they are only seen in north Missouri.
American Badger (Taxidea taxus) | Training Information for …
In Missouri badgers are in the northern and western regions of the state. They are also found in counties that border the Missouri River. They are rarely found in heavily wooded areas.
Badger | Missouri Trappers Association
Badgers have excellent senses of hearing and smell. Both serve in locating food species, which are usually rodents in underground dens. Vision is good and enables badgers to recognize danger at a distance.
Critter of the Week: Badger - Springfield News-Leader
2016年3月23日 · Though few are trapped here, badgers are included in Missouri’s furbearer trapping season and are considered a game animal in this state (see the Wildlife Code of Missouri for details).
30 types of MAMMALS found in Missouri! - Bird Watching HQ
Do you want to learn about the mammals that live in Missouri? Luckily, you’ve come to the right place! I have compiled a list of the most common and interesting mammals in Missouri, with photos, facts, and RANGE MAPS.
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