Banded Sculpin, eaten by game fish. Courtesy Missouri Department Conservation.
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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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