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Cave Salamander © 2008 Bright |
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Bristly Cave Crayfish © 2008 Bright |
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Eastern Pipistrel © 2007 Bright |
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Cave Salamander Swimming © 2009 Bright |
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Ozark Blind Cave Salamander © 2008 Bright |
Flying Bats © 2006 Bright |
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Dark Sided Salamander in Smallin © 2008 Bright |
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Cave Cricket © 2006 Bright |
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Swallow Nest on a Cave Formation © 2009 Bright |
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Pickerel Frog © 2008 Bright |
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Bat Taking Flight © 2006 Bright |
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Slimy Salamander © 2008 Bright |
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Baby Big Brown Bat © 2007 Bright |
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Ozark Blind Cave Salamander in Cave Pool © 2006 Bright |
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Pipistrel Squinting © 2007 Bright |
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Dr. David Ashley During a Bristly Cave Crayfish Study in Smallin Cave Feb. 09 © 2009 Compton |
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Measuring a Bristly Cave Crayfish © 2009 Bright |
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Taking Another Measurement © 2009 Compton |
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Measuring a Cave Salamander © 2009 Bright |
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Crayfish being Weighed © 2009 Bright |
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Bristly Crayfish With Eggs © 2009 Bright |
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Bristly Crayfish Eggs © 2009 Bright |
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Cave Salamander & Slimy Salamander © 2009 Bright |
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Yes, this is a young turkey swimming in a cave pool. Near the entrance to the cave a flock of wild turkeys were split up by a red fox. This young turkey flew into the cave to escape and wound up lost in the dark. © 2009 Bright |
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Kevin posing with the "Cave Turkey" in front of the Great White Staircase © 2009 Bright |
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Ozark Blind Cave Salamander on a rimstone dam © 2009 Bright |
Bristly Cave Crayfish in Smallin Cave pool © 2011 Bright
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