Help build a larger network of wildlife cameras by observing the seasonal movements of Sky Island species in the U.S. and Mexico.
Use this image gallery to learn about the species that are included in our FotoFauna checklist. Plus, check out the captions of each photo for the species’ names, descriptions, and some identification tips.
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Species Image Gallery
Sub-Tropical Species
Expand the button below to see images of hog-nosed skunks, hooded skunks, javelinas, Virginia opossums (Mexican subspecies), and white-nosed coatis. Hover over each image to view a short description of that species.
Endemic to the Region
Expand the button below to see images of Antelope jackrabbits, Gila monsters, Gould’s turkeys, Arizona gray squirrels, and black-tailed jackrabbits. Hover over each image to view a short description of that species.
Wide-Ranging Species
Expand the button below to see images of black bears, mountain lions, mule deer, pronghorns, white-tailed deer, jaguars, and ocelots. Hover over each image to view a short description of that species.
Migratory Species
Expand the button below to see images of elf owls, gray hawks, bats, and turkey vultures. Hover over each image to view a short description of that species.
Species Sensitive to Development
Expand the button below to see images of American badgers, beavers, big-horn sheep, North American porcupines, ringtails, and western spotted skunks. Hover over each image to view a short description of that species.
Urban-Adapted Species
Expand the button below to see images of bobcats, Cooper’s hawks, coyotes, cottontails, Gambel’s quails, roadrunners, gray foxes, striped skunks, round-tailed ground squirrels, Harris’ antelope squirrels, rock squirrels, and raccoons. Hover over each image to view a short description of that species.
