FACT:
It takes four weeks to go from egg, larva, pupa to adult.
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views. Summer months show off the bird population, while fall and winter visitors may catch glimpses of eagles and other wildlife. Stay in Pawhuska at the Pioneer Woman’s luxury hotel The Boarding House, or rent a cabin or tent site at Osage Hills State Park, just 20 minutes from Pawhuska and hailed for its prime fishing. Just a bit farther east near Bartlesville, Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve encompass a stunning
display of Western art and artifacts, tours of oilman Frank Phillips’ rustic ranch home and a working ranch and preserve complete with bison, elk, longhorn cattle, deer, llamas, donkeys, ostriches and goats. Visit in June to attend Kidsfest, featuring arts and crafts, games, train rides and live music. If traveling with little ones, make a point to visit the animal barn and playground before heading home.
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