Welcome to my animal page! The pics on this page were taken by members of my family. I live in Denver, Colorado, which is only minutes away from the mountains, and the most beautiful wild country I've ever seen. Animals such as Bighorn sheep, elk, deer, and other wildlife are in abundance in the mountain and forest areas West of Denver.
Want
to learn more about some of the animals that inhabit the wildlands of Colorado?
Here are some links to some information about some of the animals that
live here.
Bears--Lots of bears live in Colorado. One of the most common bears in Colorado is the Black Bear. My mum sees quite a few bears in her neck of the woods. They often come around looking for food.
Bighorn Sheep--Bighorn sheep are almost the symbol of the Rocky Mountains. My mum sees them almost every day in her back yard.
Mountain Lions--Mountain Lions abound in Colorado. Sometimes, they come into the smaller cities or suburbs, and you have to be careful!
Mule Deer--This is just one of the species of deer that inabit Colorado.
Elk--There are lots of these majestic creatures here in Colorado.
Here
are some more links to some cool critter sites!
American Tarantula Society--I am an arachnophobe. Let me clarify that--I am afraid of spiders--I don't hate them. In fact, I find them quite fascinating!
Hobo Spiders--This is an interesting site about Hobo spiders. Arachnophobes beware, there are pictures!
Petbugs.com--Here is a cool site for those who like pet bugs, spiders, and other creepy critters.
Cat Fancy Magazine--For all you kitty lovers out there!
Cat Care Society--A wonderful organization in Lakewood, Colorado that cares for stray kitties.
The Denver Zoo--Check out the Zoo. It's a fun place to go!
MONPA--Museum Of Non-Primate Art. You've got to check out this cool site!
I hope you liked my critter page, and found it entertaining and informative. Be sure to come back for more! For now, you can go back to my resource page, or go back home and see what other treats I have in store for you!
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