Wildlife of Utah

Utah has diverse topography ranging from the canyons of the Colorado Plateau to the mountains of the Wasatch and Uinta ranges and the arid salt flats of the western region. Utah is a great place to find reptiles and hidden in red rock canyons are a variety of colorful wildflowers.

All photos exclusive copyright of Jeff Aguilar

Midget Faded Rattlesnake, Arches NP
Desert Cottontail, Arches NP
Raven, Arches NP
Uinta Chipmunk, Arches
Common Side-blotched Lizard, Canyonlands NP
Rock Squirrel, Capitol Reef NP
Cutworm Moth Caterpillar, Bryce Canyon
Collared Lizard, Arches NP
Golden Mantled Ground Squirrel, Capitol Reef
Utah Juniper, Arches NP
Devil’s Trumpets, Arches NP
Roundleaf Buffaloberry, Capitol Reef NP
Yellow Primrose, Bryce Canyon NP
Wood’s Rose, Bryce Canyon
Pinewoods Geranium, Bryce Canyon

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