Featured Critter – Whiptail Lizards
Whiptails are slender lizards with pointed snouts and long tails. These lizards primarily eat insects but will eat other small […]
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Whiptails are slender lizards with pointed snouts and long tails. These lizards primarily eat insects but will eat other small […]
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Chorus frogs are small, less than two inches in length. They are light tan, gray, brown, or even greenish with
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American robins, often considered a harbinger of spring, are ubiquitous in the area, particularly during summer when they can be
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Woodrats, also known as packrats, look like typical rats except that they have hairy tails versus scaly, hairless ones. While
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The bullsnake, also known as a gopher snake, is often mistaken for a rattlesnake due to its appearance and the
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There are two different subspecies of western box turtles in many parts of New Mexico — the ornate and the
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The Hernandez’s short-horned lizard is a squat and oval-shaped reptile that is often mistakenly called a horny toad. Its primary
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Canyon towhees are large brown sparrows with a reddish cap. They have long tails and chunky bodies. Like other towhees,
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A Woodhouse’s toad looks like a typical toad — stout overall with a dry, dark-green/brown patterned skin and numerous warts
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