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Desert Wildlife at the Valley of Fire
Desert Wildlife at the Valley of Fire Overview
Despite being located in a dry desert with little to no shade and even less water, there is actually a lot of wildlife that makes up the flora and fauna of the Valley of Fire.
Valley of Fire Animals
Seen often during the early morning and when the sun is setting when the temperatures are cooler, you may see a roadrunner, raven, or if you are really lucky… a Desert Bighorn Sheep!
Below are articles on wildlife found at the Valley of Fire.
We are working on adding all the animals as we find them (they can be a bit hard to find and then get that perfect shot with the camera).
Desert Wildlife at the Valley of Fire
Birds at Valley of Fire
Arachnids at Valley of Fire
Mammals at Valley of Fire
Reptiles at Valley of Fire
Cacti at Valley of Fire
Wildflowers at Valley of Fire
Fruits at Valley of Fire
Shrubs at Valley of Fire
Parasitic Plants at Valley of Fire
Valley of Fire Birds
Valley of Fire Arachnids
Valley of Fire Mammals
What is an Antelope Ground Squirrel
What is a Blacktailed Jackrabbit
What is a Desert Bighorn Sheep
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Valley of Fire Reptiles
Click here to read our article on all Snakes in Nevada.
What is a Mojave Desert Sidewinder
Valley of Fire Plants
Below are the articles we have developed to date on the plants found at the Valley of Fire.
Valley of Fire Cacti
Valley of Fire Wildflowers
Valley of Fire Fruits
Valley of Fire Shrubs
Other Valley of Fire Plants
Desert Wildlife at the Valley of Fire
I am an outdoor enthusiast who would rather be on a backcountry backpacking trip than a stroll on the beach (although I do love the beach!).
Living in Las Vegas has afforded me the opportunity to easily explore the Southwest region of the United States.
A nature lover, I am often found at the end of the pack taking photos and videos of the wildlife found on the trails. Colorful flowers, desert animals, and unusual geological rock formations are often the majority of my photos.
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