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Annelida (Segmented Worms)
Leech. Leech sucker is inset.
Aves (Birds)
One of the pelicans. The other was a brown pelican.
A peacock and peahen
Pyrrhuloxia sitting on an ocatillo
A female mallard, taking a vigorous mid-afternoon bath.
A hummingbird has a very high metabolic rate.
Egrets and other wading birds like to eat water bugs!
Cypriniformes (Ray-Finned Fishes)
Bonytail in a recovery tank after having blood drawn
Reptilia (Reptiles)
Rattlesnake
Rattlesnake!
Black rat snake
Rodentia (Rodents)
A typical rodent has a low metabolic rate.
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