Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker
The sap-well specialist of the woods
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
Ruby-Crowned Kinglet
Small bird, big attitude-flash the ruby!
Pine Siskin
The nomad finch with a yellow flash
Red-Shouldered Hawk
The whistling hawk of wooded wetlands
Costa’s Hummingbird
Violet-throated spark of the desert
Red-Bellied Woodpecker
Big-barred back, subtle red belly
Sandhill Crane
Hear the wild roll of the Sandhill
Dark-Eyed Junco
Winter's little hooded "snowbird"
Redstart
Old World firetails with a flick
Snow Bunting
The Arctic's drifting "snowflake"
Rhino Beetle
Nature's armored jousters
Superworm
Not a worm-this is beetle power
Dinosaur Shrimp
Hatch fast. Grow fast. Survive the drought.
Rove Beetle
Short elytra, big ecological impact
Figeater Beetle
The buzzing emerald of ripe fruit
Northern Flicker
The ant-eating woodpecker next door
Eastern Hognose Snake
All bluff, no bite.
Bird Snake
Disappearing twigs with a hidden bite
IMG Boa Constrictor
Powerful hug, no venom needed.
Albino (Amelanistic) Corn Snake
Bright colors, gentle constrictor
Emerald Tree Boa
Green ghost of the Amazon canopy
Lipstick Albino Boa
Big boa, calm power-albino brilliance
Cow Reticulated Python
The net-patterned giant of SE Asia
Tentacled Snake
Tentacles that trick fish