Occasionally we encountered animals that didn't quite fit the overall theme of the blog post, so they are gathered here.
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| Dinosaur National Monument. This rabbit was so unconcerned about humans that I almost stepped on him/her. |
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| Northern Flicker. Dinosaur National Monument. This woodpecker is found throughout much of North America, but note the "red-shafted" feathers characteristic in the western region. In the east, the feathers have yellow shafts. |
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| Turkey vulture sunning itself on the Sound of Silence Trail in Dinosaur National Monument. |
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| Ground squirrels had quite a system of holes and tunnels in the Nine Mile Canyon Campground. |
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| Four-foot long gopher snake in Mesa Verde National Park. |
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| Western scrub jay in Pinnacles National Park. |
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| We found this hairy ant scurrying along the trail in Pinnacles National Park. |
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