33 photos of wildlife babies in Southern Arizona
Need a break? Scroll through these adorable photos of baby animals.Β
If you spot a wild animal, remember to give them their space and admire from afar.Β
Backyard bobcats
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David Burford snapped some photos of a mama bobcat and her three kittens in the backyard of his Oro Valley home.
Backyard bobcats
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David Burford snapped some photos of a mama bobcat and her three kittens in the backyard of his Oro Valley home.
Southern Arizona Wildlife Babies
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Steve and Sandy Sutherland caught this fawn outside their far east-side home. Mark Hart, spokesman for the Arizona Game and Fish Department, says the animal could be a mule deer.Β
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Bobcat kitten on the wall
Mom with her 3 owlets
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Great horned owl in midtown with her 3 baby owlets
Quail Chicks
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One week old quail chicks run with their mother at amazing speed even in 100+ Tucson temperatures.
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Bobcat kittens in a tree
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Linda Wallace-Gray took this photo this spring at her home in the Tucson Mountains. "This female javelina had twins although only one is in this picture. If you look closely this baby was just born as it still has its cord. ΓShe is a very attentive and caring mother. ΓThe herd comes by regularly and are very fun to watch." Submitted by Linda Wallace-Gray.
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Mom and Baby Mourning Dove
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Bobcat kitten in a tree
Mama and baby
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A female Bobcat and her cub rested in the shade of a shrub for an hour or so, in a patio yard in Green Valley, AZ
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Carrie Robin took this photo Tuesday, April 24, 2018.
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This is one of 14 quail that I rescued after opening my front door and seeing a bobcat, on our front patio, eating the mother who sat on her eggs for weeks...that night I came home and 9 were hatched. I fed them then took them and the remaining eggs to the wildlife sanctuary...with one hatching in the car on the way!!! Just thought it was cute!!! and this baby is not even 24 hours old!!!! look how big already!!!Β
Southern Arizona snakes
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A tiny baby snake the size of a quarter
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Bobcat kitten on the ground
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Came home from a short trip to find this mama raising her family in our courtyard right outside front door! She had triplets but one of the babies got stuck in our gate and died. She was fiercely protective of her remaining two and put them in the tree every morning as she hunted. They spent the heat of the day sleeping and playing in the cool, right at our front door!
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Bobcat kitten napping on our porch
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Baby Javelina with mom
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Baby bunny taking refuge behind flower pot.
Wildlife, babies, Mexico
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Ocelot pair near Divisaderos, Sonora
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Ocelot pair near Divisaderos, Sonora
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Puma kitten near NΓ‘cori Chico, Sonora
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A pair of pumas near Divisaderos, Sonora
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A pair of pumas near Divisaderos, Sonora
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A Panthera near Granados, Sonora
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A Panthera near Granados, Sonora
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White-tailed deer and fawn near Divisaderos, Sonora
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White-tailed deer and fawn in Sonora
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White-tailed deer and fawn in Sonora
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White-tailed deer in Sonora
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White-tailed deer near Divisaderos, Sonora
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White-tailed deer near Divisaderos, Sonora
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Coatis near Divisaderos, Sonora
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Watch critters, namely a black bear cub, wander around theΒ Chiricahua Mountains.
The San Pedro is home many animals.
While surveying deer and javelina populations from above ground, the Arizona Game and Fish D…
