Most Common Species
The 20 species reported most often here, of 50 in the full guide.
Juniperus scopulorum
Very Common3 obs.
Phacelia linearis
Very Common2 obs.
A PDF field guide to the species reported in and around Antelope Creek Wilderness Study Area, with common and scientific names and up to 3 photos of each, laid out for use in the field and offline.
The animals people report most often in and around Antelope Creek Wilderness Study Area include Hawk Moths, Polyphemus Moth, Mule Deer, Brown-Belted Bumblebee and American Rubyspot. Plants lead the list with 33 species, followed by 8 insects and 5 birds.
The 20 species reported most often here, of 50 in the full guide.
Hawk Moths
Sneezeweed
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Polyphemus Moth
Mule Deer
Chicory
Two-Groove Milkvetch
Glueseed
Brown-Belted Bumblebee
Thyme-Leaf Spurge
American Rubyspot
Field Sparrow
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Crested Wheatgrass
Dogbane Leaf Beetle