Hop on over to transcribe some 'ribbiting' ledgers.

Fly over and discover the life of this unique bird.

Get your feet wet with ledger transcriptions.

Do you hear that? That's the call of a Scaled Quail!

Slither on in to transcribe herpetology ledgers!

Colorful like a bird of paradise but can be found in Oklahoma!

Explore the world of reptiles and amphibians through transcription.

You can find these birds of prey surveying for food from high up in the air.

Immerse yourself in herpetology through field notes and ledgers.

Unlike most of these other fowl, the Northern Bobwhite is a ground bird.

Learn more about herpetology through transcribing field notes.

Find a comfy spot to perch on and test your speed on transcribing!

Have some scaly fun transcribing field notes.

These birds can have a wingspan of up to 1 meter long!

Surround yourself with reptiles and amphibians through transcribing ledger notes.

Diving at 186 miles per hour, the Peregrine Falcon is recognized by some as the world's fastest animal!

Fly down and join us to transcribe information from the 1970s.

Can you hear that? It is the calming sound of the American Kestrel!

This bird's topknot may look like a single feather, but it is actually a cluster of six overlapping feathers.

Gobble Gobble! A male turkey is called a gobbler!

Flock down and transcribe documents from the 1950's!

Although a common pheasant, the name does not stop this bird from being beautifully colored.

The Heath Hen is considered an extinct subspecies of the greater prairie chicken.

The Lesser Prairie Chicken is considered a vulnerable species due to it's decreasing population.

Learn about Sutton's observations on the Cooper's Hawk.

Transcribe notes surrounding the Northern Goshowk.

Dive into transcribing notes over the Sharp-shinned hawk.

Begin to uncover the notes behind the North American Golden Eagle.

Transcribe documents relating to the observations of the Harlan's Hawk.

Learn and discover through the Red-tailed hawk notes.

Explore Sutton's perspective of the Rough-legged hawk.

Comb through pages of Red-shouldered hawk observations.

Dive right into documents surrounding the behavior of the Broad-winged Hawk.

Glide through transcribing while learning about the Ferruginous Hawk.

Perch yourself in a comfy spot to begin trascribing notes relating to Swainson's Hawk.

Soar through Sutton's documents over the Swallow-Tailed Kite.

Hunt through our documents to learn about early Bald Eagle observations.

Discover the magic of the Mississipi Kite through Sutton's field notes.

Transcribe and investigate the behaviors of the Harris's Hawk.