Album Wildlife

Tater Head · Mar 30, 2015

Nick said:
Wtf?! Did you know him??

Nope, I have no idea who he was. He was in a group with four other college aged folks. I only wished I would have had a granola bar in had to feed the little guy. My family and I had a pretty good laugh about it....

Aldaron · Mar 30, 2015

Artemus · Mar 31, 2015

OK, taking the thread back to animals other than Homo NonSapiens

The Creature from the Blue Lagoon - backcountry GCNP. @Rye Jones , do you recognize him?

Yvonne · Mar 31, 2015

looks like a desert spiny lizard

Nick · Apr 4, 2015

I had no ideas Sea Lions could move that fast...

Tater Head · Apr 4, 2015

Nick said:
I had no ideas Sea Lions could move that fast...

WILD...

Yvonne · Apr 5, 2015

I had a blast this weekend

Bob · Apr 5, 2015

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Bob · Apr 5, 2015

Scott Chandler · Apr 5, 2015

Great Mountain Lion pics @Miss Buffalo !

Scott Chandler · Apr 5, 2015

Best wildlife shot I've had in a while...

Yvonne · Apr 6, 2015

song of the coyote

Nik · Apr 7, 2015

Artemus · Apr 7, 2015

Nick said:
I had no ideas Sea Lions could move that fast...

That is amazing. I guess we shouldn't be surprised. They do catch fish for a living. I am surprised he isn't afraid of the prop.

slc_dan · Apr 8, 2015

langutah said:
OK, taking the thread back to animals other than Homo NonSapiens

The Creature from the Blue Lagoon - backcountry GCNP. @Rye Jones , do you recognize him?
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I thought he was dead for sure. Certainly didn't want to move.

slc_dan · Apr 8, 2015

Miss Buffalo said:
I had a blast this weekend

Wow Yvonne! Seeing something like that is #1 in my wildlife want to see book. Spectacular.

Udink · Apr 8, 2015

Here's some wildlife in some not-so-wild places that I saw on vacation a few weeks ago:

Tiny crab at Carbillo Beach in San Pedro, CA

Raven at California Adventure

Rye Jones · Apr 10, 2015

langutah said:
OK, taking the thread back to animals other than Homo NonSapiens

The Creature from the Blue Lagoon - backcountry GCNP. @Rye Jones , do you recognize him?
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Sorry just saw this. Depends on where you saw it...but as Miss Buffalo said it looks like a desert spiny lizard or more specifically the orange-headed spiny lizard-Sceloporus magister cephaloflavus. If you were in Washington county it would be the Yellow-backed Spiny Lizard-Sceloporus uniformis. They can look very similar so it comes down to location.