Species library
Field marks, habits, and camera tips for the wildlife that visits backyard habitats.
Rice field frog
Fejervarya kawamurai
The spirited soundtrack of East Asian nights, the Rice field frog is a master of the 'sit-and-wait' hunt. Perfectly c...
Amphibians
Richardson's Ground Squirrel
Urocitellus richardsonii
The 'flickertail' of the prairies, Richardson's Ground Squirrel is a master of the upright alert. Watch as these soci...
Mammals
Richmond's Squirrel
Sciurus richmondi
The Richmond's Squirrel is a rare and beautiful endemic of Nicaragua's lush lowlands. Known for its rich mahogany coa...
Mammals
Riley's Giant Scale Insect
Crypticerya rileyi
A marvel of desert adaptation, Riley's Giant Scale Insect wears a protective coat of fluted wax to thrive in the heat...
Insects
Ring-billed Gull
Larus delawarensis
The ultimate urban survivor, the Ring-billed Gull is a familiar face across North American lakes, parking lots, and s...
Birds
Ring-necked Dove
Streptopelia capicola
With its rhythmic 'work-harder' call and gentle demeanor, the Ring-necked Dove is a quintessential sight and sound of...
Birds
Ring-necked Snake
Diadophis punctatus
Small, secretive, and strikingly beautiful, the Ring-necked Snake is the hidden gem of North American backyards. Look...
Reptiles
Ringed Kingfisher
Megaceryle torquata
The largest kingfisher in the Americas, the Ringed Kingfisher is a master of the plunge-dive and a common sight along...
Birds
Ringed Seal
Pusa hispida
The ultimate survivor of the high Arctic, the Ringed Seal is a master of the ice. Known for its beautiful patterned c...
Mammals
Ringed Teal
Callonetta leucophrys
A miniature marvel of the wetlands, the Ringed Teal is one of the most colorful ducks in the world. With its unique h...
Birds
Ringtail
Bassariscus astutus
The Ringtail is the desert’s most acrobatic ghost, a wide-eyed relative of the raccoon that can scale vertical cliffs...
Mammals
Risso's Dolphin
Grampus griseus
The 'Gray Ghosts' of the deep, Risso's Dolphins are famous for their battle-scarred skin and enigmatic, blunt-nosed s...
Mammals
River Chub
Nocomis micropogon
Known as the tireless architect of North American streams, the River Chub builds massive underwater stone mounds that...
Fish
River Cooter
Pseudemys concinna
The River Cooter is the sun-worshipper of the American waterways, easily recognized by its 'pinstriped' suit and a pe...
Reptiles
River Garfish
Hyporhamphus regularis
A shimmering silver resident of Australia's estuaries, the River Garfish is famous for its unique 'halfbeak' and a vi...
Fish
River Jewelwing
Calopteryx aequabilis
The River Jewelwing is a shimmering masterpiece of the waterfront, boasting metallic emerald bodies and elegant, dark...
Insects
River Redhorse
Moxostoma carinatum
A golden-scaled beauty of the riverbed, the River Redhorse is a sign of a truly healthy waterway. With its striking r...
Fish
River Shiner
Alburnops blennius
A shimmering master of the current, the River Shiner is a vital part of North America's great river systems. Often se...
Fish
River Warbler
Locustella fluviatilis
A master of disguise, the River Warbler is a secretive traveler that connects the riverbanks of Eastern Europe to the...
Birds
Rivoli's Hummingbird
Eugenes fulgens
The 'Mountain Gem' of the Southwest, Rivoli's Hummingbird is a towering beauty of the avian world, sporting a regal p...
Birds
Roadside Hawk
Rupornis magnirostris
The Roadside Hawk is the bold, vocal sentinel of the Americas. Often seen perched on fence posts, this adaptable hunt...
Birds
Roanoke Hog Sucker
Hypentelium roanokense
Meet the 'vacuum cleaner' of the Roanoke River—a rare and fascinating fish that thrives in the fastest currents. With...
Fish
Robinson’s Banded Langur
Presbytis robinsoni
A graceful acrobat of the Southeast Asian canopy, Robinson’s Banded Langur is a striking primate known for its dark c...
Mammals
Rock Gunnel
Pholis gunnellus
Meet the 'butterfish' of the rocky shore—a slippery, spot-backed master of disguise that can breathe air and survive ...
Fish
Rock Hyrax
Procavia capensis
Meet the 'Dassie,' the small, furry rock-dweller that counts the elephant as its closest living cousin. These social ...
Mammals
Rock Monitor
Varanus albigularis
Africa's largest lizard is a master of the savanna, combining prehistoric power with surprising intelligence and a ca...
Reptiles
Rock Pigeon
Columba livia
The world's most famous urban adventurer, the Rock Pigeon is a master of adaptation with stunning iridescent plumage ...
Birds
Rock Pipit
Anthus petrosus
A master of the rugged shoreline, the Rock Pipit is one of the few songbirds that calls the salt-sprayed cliffs home....
Birds
Rock Sandpiper
Calidris ptilocnemis
Meet the rugged adventurer of the Pacific coast. The Rock Sandpiper thrives where the waves are wildest, nimbly navig...
Birds
Rock Sparrow
Petronia petronia
Don't let its modest brown plumage fool you; the Rock Sparrow is a hardy specialist of the high cliffs and ancient ru...
Birds
Rock Squirrel
Otospermophilus variegatus
The rock squirrel is the rugged climber of the Southwest, more at home on a canyon wall than a tree branch. With thei...
Mammals
Rock Wrasse
Halichoeres semicinctus
A vibrant master of transformation, the Rock Wrasse brings a splash of color to the kelp forests and rocky reefs of t...
Fish
Rock Wren
Salpinctes obsoletus
The architect of the rimrock, the Rock Wren is famous for paving the entrance to its home with stone. A tireless expl...
Birds
Rocky Mountain Cutthroat Trout
Oncorhynchus virginalis
The crown jewel of the Rockies, this native trout is as beautiful as the mountain streams it calls home. With its sig...
Fish
Roesel's Bush-cricket
Roeseliana roeselii
Listen for the electric hum of the meadow. The Roesel's Bush-cricket is a master of camouflage with a song that sound...
Insects
Rook
Corvus frugilegus
The Rook is a master of social living, recognizable by its 'baggy trousers' and distinctive silvery face. These intel...
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