Wildlife
Armadillos
Armadillos are fascinating mammals, easily recognized by their unique armor-like shell that shields them from predators.
Bats
Bats are incredible creatures, the only mammals that can achieve sustained flight, with over 1,200 species globally.
Beavers
Beavers are known for their impressive environmental engineering abilities, reshaping landscapes by building dams.
Birds
Birds are a varied group of warm-blooded vertebrates, defined by their feathers, toothless beaks, and laying of eggs.
Blackbirds
Blackbirds are a diverse family, with species like the familiar Red-winged Blackbird and the common European Starling.
Chipmunks
Chipmunks are small, lively rodents known for their striking stripes and energetic antics.
Flying Squirrels
Flying squirrels are fascinating nocturnal creatures, not capable of true flight but known for their impressive gliding skills.
Ground Squirrels
Ground squirrels are a familiar sight across many landscapes, from meadows and fields to areas near human settlements.
Groundhogs
Groundhogs, also called woodchucks, are rodents renowned for their burrowing habits and their role in weather folklore.
Mice
Groundhogs, also called woodchucks, are rodents renowned for their burrowing habits and their role in weather folklore.
Pigeons
Pigeons, with their rounded bodies, short necks, and slender bills, come in various colors, most commonly grey.
Norway Rats
Norway rats, or brown rats, are sturdy and resilient rodents, widely known as one of the most common rat species.
Possums
Possums are North America’s only marsupial, known for their nocturnal habits and ability to thrive in diverse environments.
Rats & Rodents
Rats & Rodents are widespread and often considered pests, yet despite their numbers, they tend to stay hidden.
Raccoons
Raccoons are adaptable nocturnal creatures with distinctive black “masks” around their eyes and ringed tails.
Roof Rats
Roof rats, also called black rats or ship rats, are sleek, agile rodents with long tails, well known for their climbing abilities.
Shrews
Shrews are small, mouse-like mammals, but unlike mice, they are more closely related to moles and hedgehogs.
Skunks
Skunks are recognized for their bold black-and-white fur and their powerful defense mechanism—a pungent spray.
Snakes
Snakes are intriguing reptiles with long, limbless bodies. With over 3,000 species, they thrive in a variety of habitats.
Sparrows
Sparrows are small, rounded birds admired for their ability to thrive in many settings, especially cities and towns.
Squirrels
Squirrels are frequently seen worldwide, known for their bushy tails, nimble movements, and cheeky behavior.
Starlings
Starlings, particularly the European Starling, are medium-sized birds recognized for their black feathers speckled with white spots.
Swallows
Swallows are agile birds with streamlined bodies and long, pointed wings, excelling in flight and performing aerial maneuvers.
Vultures
Vultures are large raptors with an important ecological role as scavengers, helping to clean up carcasses and prevent disease.
Woodchucks
Woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, are sturdy rodents known for their burrowing habits, often creating complex tunnels.
