Jim Cloer's Arizona Desert

Evergreens hunched against the wind . . . the haunting laugh of a canyon wren . . . a canopy of blue sky over the burning desert. This is wilderness a place that offers a superior kind of pleasure, where nature remains untarnished and undepleted . . .

Showing posts with label Grass carp. Show all posts
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Friday, February 4, 2011

Mystery Teeth


What creature had these teeth


These strange looking teeth belong to the Grass Carp which inhabit the ponds on our golf course.

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Saddlebrooke (Tucson), Arizona, United States
I am a retired school teacher from Monterey Bay Area in California. I now volunteer as naturalist at Arizona State Parks. I also work with a wildlife rehab center and I present natural history programs to the public.