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Mexican Wolf
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••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in the Greater Phoenix area. Mexican Wolf. Mexican Wolf Picture © Stephen J. Forbes, used with permission Photos of Animals and Creatures Seen in the Greater Phoenix Area
The photos of animals and reptiles in this Photo Gallery were taken mostly in the greater Phoenix area and submitted by local residents, or people who were visiting the area. If you took a great picture or two, and want to submit them for inclusion into the Phoenix Creature Photo Gallery, here's how you do it. When you send in your animal pictures, please tell me what kind of creature it is (if you know!) and the general area where you saw it.
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Rabbits
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Lizard
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Prairie Dog
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Bobcats
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Arizona Coyote
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Arizona Honey Bee
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in the Greater Phoenix area. Honey bee foraging. © Dee Kirkhart of Premier Pest Mgmt, used with permission. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
Remember--not all honey bees are killer bees!
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Blonde Tarantula
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in the Greater Phoenix area. Blonde Tarantula. © Dee Kirkhart of Premier Pest Mgmt, used with permission. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
The Blonde Tarantula is also known as the Desert Blonde Tarantula, the Mexican Blonde Tarantula, or the Arizona blond tarantula (Aphonopelma chalcodes). It is found in the Sonoran Desert, where Phoenix is located. It's large compared to most tarantulas, measuring between 3 and 4 inches. The Arizona blond tarantula is typically found around saguaros, and are seen most often during our rainy monsoon.
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Sunspider
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in the Greater Phoenix area. Sunspider or Windscorpion. © Dee Kirkhart of Premier Pest Mgmt, used with permission. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
Sunspiders (or sun spiders) or also called Windscorpions, even though they aren't spiders and aren't scorpions. Sunspiders are arachnids, like the scorpion. Sunspiders are 1 to 3 inches long and are yellow or tan in color. They have no venom, but those pincers are pretty stoing and can hurt! Sun spiders spend most of their time underground and are active beginning in May and through the rainy Arizona monsoon months.
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Gila Monster
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in the Greater Phoenix area. The Gila Monster (Heloderma suspectum) can be over a foot long. It's a big lizard, and it is venomous. It is slow moving and burrows underground. Bites can be painful, but are rarely fatal. Seek medical attention if you are bitten by a gila monster. © Dr. Brendan P. O'Connor, used with permission. Some descriptions obtained from AZ PARC. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
A Field Guide to Amphibians and Reptiles of Maricopa County will help you to learn more about and identify snakes that are found in central Arizona.
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Spider
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Sun Spider
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Arizona Lizard
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Tucson Butterfly
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A Pair of Javelinas
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Those aren't pigs on this north Scottsdale golf course. They are Collared Peccaries, also known as Javelina. They like to feed on the prickly pear cactus.
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Sonoran Collared Lizard
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Desert Spiny Lizard
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Tarantula
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Sonoran Desert Toad
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in Arizona From the photographer: "After monsoon rains in 2008 this large and reportedly toxic toad appeared at residence adjoining the south side of South Mountain Park at approximately 30th Ave. & Pecos in Phoenix, AZ.". © Derrick A. Denis, used with permission Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
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Horned Toad
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Arizona Giant Centipede
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The Arizona Giant Centipede (Scolopendra heros arizonensis) is venomous, and can grow to up to about 8" long. It is commonly seen in our desert during the summer monsoon.
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Horse Lubber Grasshopper
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Tarantula
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in Arizona From the photographer: "This guy was sunning himself as we approached on the Go John Trail today in North Phoenix. We’ve seen them out there in the past when the temperature is in the high 70’s like today. He’s about 4 inches front to back.". Tarantula Picture © Brad Lawrence, used with permission. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
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Ground Squirrel
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Honey Bee
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Sphinx Moth
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Bee Hive
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Sun Spiders
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Moth at DBG
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Black Bellied Barbados Sheep
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From the photographer: "Here's an animal you don't see wandering the Arizona desert every day. It has the body characteristics of a sheep, but is covered with hair resembling that of a deer rather than wool.It was a real challenge to identify, because as the name implies, its not from around here. This Black Bellied Barbados Sheep has lived behind my house on South Mountain Park for over a year now. It is a domestic species, so this individual must have escaped a nearby farm (further supported by the presence of a tag its' right ear). Apparently, this species is heat tolerant and able to thrive on poor forage. So, it should be able to live a long (albeit lonely) life frolicking in our enormous city park."
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Gila Monster
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From the photographer: "We were hiking Go John out in Cave Creek Recreation Area and had an interesting afternoon. Halfway through the hike I noticed the cactus wrens were scolding something profusely, so I slowed and almost immediately spotted a diamond back smack dab on the trail in the coiled position. After 5 minutes I encouraging him to get off the trail and we walked another couple of miles and overtook a Gila monster. We had cell phone camera so I got up close to take his portrait. Cute little guy making his way down the trail walking awkwardly with his webbed feet; he was about 14”. We had to wait for him to exit before we continued."
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Prescott Lizard
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Regal Horned Lizard
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in Arizona There are about 10 species of horned lizard that can be found in Maricopa County. This is probably a Regal Horned Lizard. It squirts blood from its eyes when threatened. This photo was taken after the photographer's Shih tzu discovered the horned lizard. © Marsha Caristi, used with permission. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
From the photographer: "He measured about 5 inches. He was a big guy. I live ... on the back side of the Catalina Mountains backed up to State Park."
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Gila Monster
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Desert Tortoise
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Two Tarantulas in New River
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Arizona Coyote
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Arizona Javelina (Collared Peccary)
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Coyote Pups
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Coyotes in Scottsdale
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Tarantula in Scottsdale
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in Arizona From the photographer: "Tarantula found North Scottsdale. N Scottsdale Road & Lone Mountain. Residential neighborhood. I found a beautiful tarantula out back near some potted plants. He was right near the house. Did not move the entire time I was taking his photo. He was not camera shy at all. After dark I checked on him, he was gone." (July 2010). Tarantula © Denise Hindman, used with permission. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
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Arizona Blond Tarantula
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From the photographer: "Tarantulas have an interesting defensive capability in addition to venom. Some of the hairs on the top of the abdomen are specialized for defense. These urticating hairs, as they are called, are tipped with backward pointing barbs. If a tarantula is threatened in any way, it brushes these hairs into the face, paw or other body part of its attacker."
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Ground Squirrel
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in Arizona From the photographer: "These are Round Tailed Ground Squirrels (Spermophilus tereticaudus). I've been photographing them ever since I moved to Phoenix from New York in May of 2008. I am amazed at these little guys and they seem to like to pose for me. They are quite amusing and very cute!". © Jane Kostopoulos, used with permission Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
Round-tailed Ground Squirrels at Paradise Valley Community College in Phoenix, AZ (May 3, 2009).
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Coyote in Chandler
From the photographer: "I caught some images of a coyote (he/she was hunting a jackrabbit in a vacant lot - I was unable to catch both in a single image - the jackrabbit won this round)....Taken on 06-11-2011 at Chandler Blvd and McClintock in Chandler AZ."
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Squirrel
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Don't ask me where this squirrel finds acorns....
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Palo Verde Bug
••• Cave Creek Recreational Area This flying monster was photographed at the Cave Creek Recreational Area in Arizona, north of Phoenix. It is known as a palo verde bug, or borer beetle. © Brad Lawrence, used with permission Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
These huge bugs are even more intimidating when you realize they can fly!
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Chuckwalla in the White Tanks
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White Tank Mountain Regional Park is part of the Maricopa County Parks system. There are about 25 miles of shared-use trails ranging in difficulty from easy to strenuous. Waterfall Trail is a popular easy hike in the area.
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Male Chuckwalla in Peoria
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Peoria, Arizona is a city in the northwest part of the Greater Phoenix area. If you live in Peoria, tell us what it is like!
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Pale Wind Scorpion
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Sonoran Desert Toad
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Red-spotted Toad
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Desert Tortoise
••• McDowell Mountain Regional Park From the photographer: "During the shoulder months we see some strange things in the desert such as the desert tortoise. We've seen a few in the past which had shells maybe 6-7” long, but this one had a shell closer to a foot long, big guy. I asked him to smile during a close up photo, but no dice.". © Brad Lawrence, used with permission Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
Just north of Fountain Hills you'll find a popular hiking and recreation area, McDowell Mountain Regional Park. It is common to find all kinds of desert creatures there while hiking the trails. This photo was taken in October 2011.
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Desert Tortoise
••• Sonoran Desert Trails in Scottsdale From the photographer: "I hike in the Sonoran Desert Trails in Scottsdale (starting at the Lost Dog Wash Trailhead). There is a wash about 1/4 mile from the trailhead where I shot ... [a] large rattler that passed by my boot going after the tortoise...on the Ringtail Trail, which can be accessed from the Lost Dog Trail.". © Gary Wojton, used with permission Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
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Grasshopper and Friend
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Bobcat in Scottsdale
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Eastern Cottontail
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Rabbits are cute, and there are plenty of them in the Greater Phoenix area. Do you want to discourage rabbits from coming into your yard?
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Pale Sun Spider
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Common Lizard
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Black Widow Spider
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The black widow spider is fairly common in the desert of the Phoenix area. You'll want to avoid being bitten by a black widow.
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Greater Earless Lizard
••• Lost Dutchman State Park Greater earless lizard (Cophosaurus texanus), Lost Dutchman State Park east of Phoenix. © HeliosJournal.com, used with permission Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
Factoid: According to the National Park Service, the Greater Earless Lizard actually does have ears; they just don't have external openings for the ears.
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Monarch Butterfly
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We have two places in the Phoenix area where you can enjoy butterflies, if you don't have them in your own backyard!
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Javelina Mom and Babies
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From the photographer: "These guys are off the back patio in Carefree by the SkyRanch airport. They’ll stop by and see what’s on the ground to eat. We’ll put our salad trimmings out which they scramble to eat. Waste not want not. We can actually recognize a couple of them to which we have given names."
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Gila Monster
••• Pictures of Animals and Creatures Seen in the Greater Phoenix area. The Gila Monster (Heloderma suspectum) can be over a foot long. It's a big lizard, and it is venomous. It is slow moving and borrows underground. Bites can be painful, but are rarely fatal. Seek medical attention if you are bitten by a gila monster. © Dr. Brendan P. O'Connor, used with permission. Some descriptions obtained from AZ PARC. Want to submit your own pictures of animals and creatures from the Phoenix area? Here's how you do it.
A Field Guide to Amphibians and Reptiles of Maricopa County will help you to learn more about and identify snakes that are found in central Arizona.
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Desert Spiny Lizard
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