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Cactus Wren
The cactus wren, Arizona’s state bird, is a hardy desert dweller known for its bold nature and distinctive call.
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Allen’s Lappet-browed Bat
The Allen’s lappet-browed bat makes an audible loud “peep” at a frequency of about once per second when flying…
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Townsends Big-eared Bat
The Townsend’s big-eared bat has large rabbit-like ears and two lumps (pararhinal glands) on its snout.
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Huachuca Woodlandsnail
The Huachuca woodlandsnail, like other native land snails, spends much of its life in a resting state known as “estivation” …
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Verde Rim Spring Snail
Springsnails feed on young watercress, water pennywort, and the thin biofilm of algae and diatoms that cover…
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Greater Western Mastiff Bat
The greater western mastiff bat emits a distinctive, audible “chirp” every two to three seconds while in flight…
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