Category:Animals of El Morro National Monument

Media in category "Animals of El Morro National Monument"

The following 17 files are in this category, out of 17 total.

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  A blister beetle can actually produce a chemical reaction that can burn predators', or even your, skin. (db5ccec1-293a-4745-8ca2-618684a421f2).JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 1.68 MB
  
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  A butterfly in the sand (5bb80e51-fde9-4a6c-9b28-627ec7f6f5fc).JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 1.71 MB
  
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  A close up of a stink bug (bdf62718-c2b6-40f0-b597-b4544fa08a95).jpg 400 × 560; 63 KB
  
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  A grasshopper sits ready to jump (e06fdd4d-d06d-47e7-8466-81cbd881725e).JPG 4,416 × 3,312; 2.01 MB
  
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  A pocket Gopher peaks out of it's hole (d1a5bf35-fe28-43da-bb7b-abb2b4373892).jpg 1,857 × 1,350; 2.76 MB
  
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  A tiger salamander swims just below the surface of the pool seen from the Inscription Trail. Neoteny is a condition where adults (b6aa331a-4c2e-457a-aeac-97f7987072de).JPG 4,608 × 3,456; 3.86 MB
  
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  A tiny fence lizard reads the sign and remembers to return its trail guide. (53f0b1f8-25cd-499c-81a6-527087348bbf).jpg 3,024 × 4,032; 708 KB
  
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  A water strider stands on the water because of its light weight and the surface tension of the water. (3116c804-0240-4b9a-b937-70fc7c2b156e).jpg 560 × 440; 132 KB
  
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  Are there fish in the pool? (0c659d87-481c-4ee4-82b8-54003c6c795c).JPG 3,264 × 2,448; 1.7 MB
  
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  Bobcats are not commonly seen but are definitely in the area. Make sure to keep your pets on a leash. (0c432050-d57b-4be5-88b7-60a3c877e86b).JPG 4,416 × 3,312; 4.78 MB
  
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  Bobcats will often leave their young in a tree while they are away hunting. (4895c2a9-e9a4-4ed8-99f3-1bfa81eeaf94).jpg 1,944 × 2,592; 1.83 MB
  
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  Spot for the day (6dc28ca6-0ca1-4dfb-844c-c7716220933d).TIF 2,592 × 1,944, 2 pages; 5.67 MB
  
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  The desert cottontail is the most common mammal seen at El Morro National Monument. (22586d86-38f2-40f5-a29c-d93a5814c569).jpg 602 × 500; 299 KB
  
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  The desert cottontail rabbit gets most of its water from the food that it eats. (8a375d75-d7a6-450a-8120-cf5458bed7cb).JPG 4,608 × 3,456; 8.33 MB
  
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  The elk is the largest animal to graze at El Morro. Unfortunately, elk sightings most frequently occur along area roads at (43e9afe7-050c-4f50-9c1e-a375dd5a0fb2).jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 2.06 MB
  
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  The prairie rattlesnakes in this area tend to have a green color to them. (2e7117a2-6ee9-4190-b0bc-239cc8149f9e).JPG 4,416 × 3,312; 1.83 MB
  
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  While not commonly seen in El Morro National Monument, black bears are definitely present in the area. Please take the proper (a41f19c3-6c06-428b-a3bc-ca1535eb3020).jpg 1,280 × 960; 188 KB