The Ovenbird is common is southern Missouri, looks similar to below Louisiana Water Thrush only smaller. Watch for it along the river and at waters edge, much like the Water Thrush.
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Information about the North Fork of the White River and River of Life Farm; the river, floats, wildlife, history, surrounding country, and the people. I am a lifetime friend of "River of Life Farm" using my Canon cameras.
North Fork of the White River
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- Special private look at Rainbow Springs
- Fishing Report - 6/22 - 6/27
- Few more underwater pictures - North Fork
- Trout's-Eye View of the shaded Bank at ROLF
- Fawn at Whispering Pines
- Smallest snake I have ever seen (Ring Neck Snake)
- Double aka. Rainbow Springs looks like a rainbow
- Ouch !! Sting Weed
- As the weather turns HOT; look at the cooooool pic...
- Watercress
- Missouri's Pines - The Shortleaf
- Queen Anne's Lace
- Diamond Back Water Snake
- Invasive Honeysuckle versus the Whip Poor Will
- Jon Boats at Falls 1929 and 2008
- WOW. A Green Snake
- Current River Style Jon Boats
- Snowy day on the North Fork
- Eastern Hognose Snake
- Red Winged Blackbird
- Good sized Northern Water Snake this May 2008
- Old tackle - C. F. Murphy Trout Fly Rod; 1862-1863
- Between Topaz and Indian Creek 1990
- Henry Rowe Schoolcraft explores the North Fork in ...
- Autumn Caddis hatch in 1990 on the North Fork
- North Fork Stone Fly from below the Falls
- North Fork above Hale in late September 1985
- Old days of hunting before game laws in Missouri
- West Plains to Dora Road in 1964
- Under the Falls; near the top
- Crawfish of Missouri - Northern Crayfish
- Crawfish of Missouri - Hubbs Crayfish
- Crawfish of Missouri - Spothanded Crayfish
- Crawfish of Missouri - Coldwater Crayfish
- Ovenbird (warbler family)
- Louisiana Water Thrush
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Walleye
- Fishes found in the North Fork - White Crappie
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Common Shiner
- FIshes found in the North Fork - Spotted Bass
- FIshes found in the North Fork - Red-bellied Dace
- What's it like -- way up the North Fork ??
- Summer Tanager
- House Wren
- Armadillos and Roadrunners
- What makes the North Fork so special ?
- American Kestrel
- Red and White Breasted Nuthatch
- Redtail Hawk
- Baltimore Oriole
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Smallmouth Bass
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Slender Madtom
- Google Earth of North Fork
- An evening walk to catch a wild trout
- North Fork River looking upstream from McKee Bridge
- Old buildings at Highway 14 and County "W"
- The beautiful ROLF spring branch
- Kelly Ford (at and above the rapids below)
- North Fork River (at falls) at 1900-2000 CFS
- Wild Geranium
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Redear Sunfish
- Goldenrod
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Rainbow Trout
- Wild Ginger
- Yellow Bellied Sapsucker
- Northern Flicker
- Hoary Bat
- Spatterdock (Nuphar lutea)
- North Fork turtles in June 2007
- American Crow
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Ozark Minnow
- Crawfish of Missouri - Ozark Crayfish
- Crawfish of Missouri - Long Pincered Crayfish
- Golden Throat Darter
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Longnose gar
- Meadowlark
- Rufous Sided Towhee
- Pine Warbler
- Prairie Warbler
- Yellow Throated Warbler
- Typical Ozark County home from the 1920's
- Beautiful picture of the upper river (near Hale cr...
- Look at that smallmouth; wait look at that paddle !!
- Plat of Dora area in the 1920's
- Glade Top Trail
- Indian Paintbrush
- Missouri Primrose
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Rock Bass
- Turtles of the North Fork - Stinkpot
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Northern Hogsucker
- Turtles of the North Fork - Red Eared Slider
- Missouri Coyote
- Lizards of the North Fork - Five Lined Skink
- Turtles of the North Fork - Spiny Softshell
- Blazing Star
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Longear Sunfish
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Large Mouth Bass
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Hornyhead Chub
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Green Side Darter
- Fishes found in the North Fork - Green Sunfish
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About Me
- missouri man
- I have spent 45+ years of my life "with wet tennis shoes" around on or near Missouri streams. I am fascinated by the wildlife, love catch and release fly-fishing, canoeing, bird-watching, studying natural flowers and trees. My favorite river is the North Fork of the White and my favorite location is River of Life Farm near of Dora, Missouri. I use Canon DSLR Pro grade cameras and a series of Canon L series lenses.
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