6.9K views · 54 reactions | Snapshot Wisconsin cameras capture photos of a wide variety of animals, from large elk and bears to tiny flying squirrels. This flying squirrel was captured on a Snapshot Wisconsin camera in Iowa County last November. Find out more about Snapshot Wisconsin and how to get involved at dnr.wi.gov Keyword: Snapshot Wisconsin. Classify photos from the trail cameras at www.snapshotwisconsin.org. | Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources | Facebook

Snapshot Wisconsin recently teamed up with Wisconsin DNR wildlife biologists to monitor greater prairie chickens, and it was a “booming” success! With 15 cameras deployed, the researchers were able to continuously survey lekking grounds to track population size and location of leks. Cameras were deployed March through May, check out some of the favorite shots! Interested in hosting your own Snapshot Wisconsin camera? Visit our webpage to find out how to get involved: http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/rese

35K views · 851 reactions | KEEPING COOL IN THE SUMMER HEAT Check out this adorable video of three otters at the Meadow Valley Wildlife Area in central Wisconsin. These three decided to show off their swimming skills to one of our staff members working on the property. Wild otters are not often seen. They’re somewhat secretive animals that like to forage near shorelines, overhanging banks, and areas where fish are found. | Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources | Facebook

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