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Discover Wildlife Along River Pathways

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Explore the diverse animal species present along the river pathways, from Yellow-billed cuckoos to Common kingsnakes. Engage in interactive group presentations showcasing creatures like the Lowland leopard frog and Desert pupfish. Discover the beauty and importance of the Arizona wildlife ecosystem.

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Discover Wildlife Along River Pathways

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  1. River Pathways Animal Presentations

  2. Group 1 • Yellow-billed cuckoo • Green sunfish • Zone-tailed hawk • White-throated woodrat • Lowland leopard frog

  3. Group 2 • Brown-headed cowbird • Round-tailed ground squirrel • Arizona black rattlesnake • Muskrat • Yellow warbler

  4. Group 3 • Gila topminnow • Common black-hawk • American bullfrog • Northern crayfish • Largemouth bass

  5. Group 4 • Terrestrial garter snake • Longfin dace • Toe biter • Merriam’s kangaroo rat • Red-spotted toad

  6. Group 5 • Song sparrow • Abert’s towhee • Beaver • Desert sucker • Sonora sucker

  7. Group 6 • Common kingsnake • Desert pupfish • Canyon treefrog • Raccoon • Rock squirrel

  8. Photo Credits • Zone-tailed hawk: Gary M. Stolz • Yellow-billed cuckoo: Joby Joseph, 2006 • Green sunfish: "Green Sunfish." New Jersey Scuba. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <njscuba.net/biology/fw_fishes_midwater.html>. • White-throated woodrat: "White-throated woodrat." CalPhotos. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <calphotos.berkeley.edu/.../0406/1103.jpeg>. • Lowland Leopard Frog: Patrick Dockins, 2007 • Arizona black rattlesnake: "Arizona black rattlesnake." California Herps. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <www.californiaherps.com/.../c.o.cerberus.html>. • Round-tailed ground squirrel: Sue in AZ, 2007 • Yellow warbler – Billtacular, 2007 • Brown-headed cowbird: Tcd123usa, 2008 • Muskrat: D. Gordon E. Robertson, 2009 • Common black-hawk: JerryOldenettel, 2007 • American bullfrog: Gabriel Kamener, 2009 • Northern crayfish: “Scratch”, 2005 • Gila topminnow: Brian Gratwicke • Large-mouth bass: AngusMclellan, 2007 • Terrestrial garter snake: J.N. Stuart, 2008 • Merriam’s kangaroo rat: "Heteromyidae." Encyclopedia of Life. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <eol.org/pages/8694>. • Toe biter: Charles Tilford, 2009 • Longfin dace: "Longfin dace." Watershed Research and Education Program. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <www.watershed.nau.edu/.../photos.htm>. • Red-spotted toad: Erin and Lance Willet, 2007 • Beaver: Kevin Trotman, 2005 • Desert sucker: “Desert sucker." Meet Arizona's Native Fish. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <www.azgfd.net/fish/meet-arizonas-native-fish/>. • Sonora Sucker: "Sonora sucker." Meet Arizona's Native Fish. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <www.azgfd.net/fish/meet-arizonas-native-fish/>. • Abert’s towhee: Bill Weaver, 2009 • Song sparrow: Len Blumin, 2008 • Common kingsnake: "California kingsnake." Ms. Dickason's Science Classroom. Web. 10 Mar 2011. <dickasonscience.com/mrs%20dickason/critters.html>. • Rock squirrel: J.N. Stuart, 2008 • Desert pupfish: KayVeeINC, 2009 • Canyon treefrog: Lon&Queta, 2009 • Raccoon: Dave Menke, 2003

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