Ultraviolet Flashlight & Scorpion
Posted By: Bubba
Posted: Sun Aug 9 2009
    Looking at a scorpion with an Ultraviolet Flashlight ...Click Here for full article

Arizona Game and Fish Department on Twitter
Posted By: Saguaro
Posted: Thu Jun 4 2009
    Want to know almost instantly once the big game draw has been completed? ...Click Here for full article

Nimrod Bino-Topia binocular harness / suspender system
Posted By: kilosix4
Posted: Mon Apr 13 2009
    Nimrod Bino-Topia binocular harness / suspender system. Made of heavy duty elastic and quality materials. The clever design h ...Click Here for full article

Steiner 10x50 Police and Predator 10x50 Binoculars
Posted By: AZ556
Posted: Mon Apr 13 2009
    We had the chance to see two fine pair of Steiner binoculars side by side. These are both 10x50 but the police model are stan ...Click Here for full article

Wild Turkey
Posted By: Arizona Arms
Posted: Thu Apr 2 2009
    The wild turkey is the largest of North Americas game birds. ...Click Here for full article

Did You Know? - Rattlesnakes
Posted By: AZ556
Posted: Wed Oct 8 2008
    Six species of rattlesnakes call the Tucson area their home. They are the Western Diamondback, Tiger, Northern Black-tailed, ...Click Here for full article

Desert Millipede (Orthoporus ornatus)
Posted By: AZ556
Posted: Sun Aug 10 2008
    The millipede is nocturnal and feeds on decaying organic material. They have two pairs of legs per body segment. The milliped ...Click Here for full article

Velvet Ant (Dasymutilla sackeni)
Posted By: Saguaro
Posted: Sat Jul 26 2008
    This one was photographed on the east side of Tucson, AZ on top of Reddington Pass. It was running across the ground quickly ...Click Here for full article

Paper Wasps in the Desert
Posted By: Saguaro
Posted: Sat Jul 26 2008
    Mustard yellow paper wasps (Polistes) are more slender than bees and have a severe constriction between the thorax and abdome ...Click Here for full article

Quick Tick Facts
Posted By: Spear-Bar Kennels
Posted: Sat Jul 26 2008
    Tick is the common name for the small arachnids (mites). Ticks are ectoparasites (external parasites), living on the blood of ...Click Here for full article

Reid Park Zoo
Posted By: Kinney Village Townhomes
Posted: Sat Jul 26 2008
    There are more than 400 animals—rhinos, elephants, monkeys, polar bears and lions, at the Reid Park Zoo. It is set up in a fe ...Click Here for full article

Can you see the mule deer in this picture?
Posted By: TucsonGuns
Posted: Sun Jul 13 2008
    Some Mule Deer seen in the deserts south of Tucson, AZ
Can you see them all? ...Click Here for full article

Female Velvet Ant (Dasymutilla sackeni)
Posted By: Bubba
Posted: Sat Jul 5 2008
    The flightless solitary Wasps are Order Hymenoptera/ Family Mutillidae. Sacken’s Velvet Ant eats bees and wasps. The hairs al ...Click Here for full article