Album Wildlife

Here's a few more. Enjoy!


California Quail by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Western Spotted Orbweaver-Neoscona oaxacensis by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Bison in the Rain by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Great Horned Owl by Rye Jones, on Flickr


European Mantid-Mantis religiosa by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Creosote Bush Katydid-Insara covilleae by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Woodhouse Toad-Anaxyrus woodhousii by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Utah Banded Gecko-Coleonyx variegatus utahensis by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Variable Groundsnake-Sonora semiannulata semiannulata by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake-Crotalus mitchellii pyrrhus by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Common Chuckwalla-Sauromalus ater by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Southwestern Speckled Rattlesnake-Crotalus mitchellii pyrrhus by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Mojave Desert Sidewinder-Crotalus cerastes cerastes by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Mule Deer by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Red-tailed Hawk by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Turkey Vulture by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Red-tailed Hawk by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Turkey Vulture by Rye Jones, on Flickr


Great Basin Fence Lizard-Sceloporus occidentalis longipes by Rye Jones, on Flickr
 
@Rye, Nice work! I love the way you give as much attention to the tiny, to the not-so-pretty, the dangerous and other creatures as well as the famous big mammals. Thanks much for the education. Are you a biologist?
 
langutah said:
@Rye, Nice work! I love the way you give as much attention to the tiny, to the not-so-pretty, the dangerous and other creatures as well as the famous big mammals. Thanks much for the education. Are you a biologist?
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Thanks! No I'm not a biologist, just an enthusiast. I have a passion for wildlife, mainly reptiles and amphibians. I enjoy combining my love for the outdoors and backcountry with trying to find and record Utah's reptiles and amphibians in new places.
 
Assuming videos are ok for this thread, here is a neat one of 2 deer trying to cross the Yellowstone River. We were camped down Seven mile hole in Yellowstone National Park. We were cooking dinner on a large rock, and watched the 2 deer come down from the other side and try to cross. Both deer survive. You might need to click the HD button for a better picture

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152566177299766
 
Bighorn Sheep in Zion

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Rye Jones said:
Thanks! No I'm not a biologist, just an enthusiast. I have a passion for wildlife, mainly reptiles and amphibians. I enjoy combining my love for the outdoors and backcountry with trying to find and record Utah's reptiles and amphibians in new places.
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Hey, what do you use for your insect ID? What reference? Book?
 
Eastern newt.

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