Sutton Avian Research Center

The spring rain had this female crayfish on the move, with her larval young attached to her abdomen. After several weeks, the larval young will molt and separate from the adult.

Did you enjoy the recent snow days? It looks like some of our Attwater’s prairie-chickens made the most of it! #suttoncenter #endangeredspecies #attwater’sprairiechicken #wildlifeconservation

As of yesterday, there are now two eggs in the nest! Follow along this nesting season on our Live Eagle Nest Cam! suttoncenter.org/live-bald-e… #suttoncenter #conservationeducation #baldeaglenestcam #eaglenestcam #liveeaglenestcam #nestcam

We're pleased to announce Dr. Chad Ellis will be joining our team as the Sutton Center's Executive Director of Administration!

Did you know that you can donate to the Sutton Center with Venmo? Visit the link below or search "Sutton Avian Research Center" in the Venmo app to find our charity profile and give today! account.venmo.com/u/GMSARC #SUTTONCENTER #GIVINGTUESDAY #2024GIVINGTUESDAY

Heading into the weekend like… #Attwatersprairiechicken #suttoncenter #featherfriday

"Hey, you guys look like ants from here!" A masked bobwhite female finds a great vantage point on top of our aviculturist's net. Sometimes the quail can be escape artists, making it all more interesting! #maskedbobwhite #suttoncenter

"Wait... are you telling me my food bowl isn't made for dust bathing?" #Attwatersprairiechicken #suttoncenter

Here are some more photos of our mascot, Blue. She is too perfect! She is often found on top of cedar piles watching out the window. These are her last photos before she was moved to the large barn for the winter.. #Attwatersprairiechicken #suttoncenter