How Arizona is this! Our eagle survey team captured this image of a bald eagle family nesting in the arms of a saguaro - a rare sight! In fact, it's the first time an image of eagles nesting in a saguaro has been captured in Arizona.
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- Confirmed: Arizona Game and Fish wildlife biologists reviewed the imagery of a jaguar in the Huachuca Mountains and confirmed that it is a new individual not previously photographed in the state. The video was captured on a trail camera by Jason Miller... ๐งต๐
00:00 - Our officer, Tim Holt, captured this crazy moment as water surged down the #PipelineFire burn scar on the San Francisco Peaks yesterday. Tim, who was on the mountain helping enforce closures, said it was "pretty intimidating" to watch as this powerful act of nature happened!
00:00 - Have you seen these incredible #bobcat photos taken by Mindy King and shared by our friends at @FOX10Phoenix? It might not be the comfiest place, but a saguaro makes great protection from threats! (And really cool photos!)๐ธ๐ต๐#Caturday #CaturdayEve
- Fawn Daycare A Pine, AZ couple was surprised to see a baby elk left on their back porch. Concerned that it had been abandoned, they called us. We explained that, while moms usually choose a more natural setting, they often leave babies while foraging, Sure enough..
- Replying to @jzuxWe got you! If you see a mountain lion (whether it's hunting you or not lol) you should know what to do! Mark Hart from @azgfdTucson tells you your best chances for staying safe - prolly not too many mountain lions in Brooklyn, though, so you should be good ๐
00:00 - Whether youโre celebrating Easter, Passover or just a fun Sunday we hop, er hope, you have a wonderful day! ๐ฐ#HappyEaster
- Backyard breeding can happen unintentionally, but still leads to 100s of tortoises being surrendered to our Wildlife Center. These non-releasable tortoises now need new homes. Keep multiple tortoises separate and if you've considered adopting visit adobe.ly/39GsJrD.
00:00 - Backyard breeding often happens unintentionally, but still leads to our Wildlife Center having hundreds of unreleasable tortoises that now need homes. If you have multiple tortoises, please keep them separated! Wanna adopt? Start here: bit.ly/TortoiseAdoptiโฆ
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