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Kit Foxes | Arizona Highways (opens the original)
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Of the three fox species found in Arizona, kit foxes (Vulpes macrotis) are the smallest, weighing only 3 to 6 pounds. Known for their oversized ears and black-tipped tails, the foxes den in sandy desert washes and rely on kangaroo rats, squirrels, rabbits, insects and cactus fruit for sustenance. After mating season, which typically runs from December through February, litters of kits (such as these, photographed at Cienega Ranch, near Willcox) are born in early spring. The other two fox species
Convergent Lady Beetles | Arizona Highways (opens the original)
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Commonly called ladybugs, convergent lady beetles (Hippodamia convergens) live in a variety of habitats across Arizona, including grasslands and forests, and they’re fond of warmer climates. They subsist on a diet of soft-bodied insects, especially aphids. Interestingly, when nutrients are scarce, lady beetles will enter a state called diapause, a delay in development in response to harsh environmental conditions; sometimes, diapause can last as long as nine months. These convergent lady beetles
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