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Grassland Animals

Grassland Animals
A B C D E F G H J K L M N O P R S T W Y Z
Antelope (Pronghorn)Antelope (Pronghorn)
Antelope (Saiga)Antelope (Saiga)
Ants (Carpenter)Ants (Carpenter)
Ants (Mound or Field)Ants (Mound or Field)
Ants (Southern Fire)Ants (Southern Fire)
Armadillo (Nine Banded)Armadillo (Nine Banded)
Baboon (Olive)Baboon (Olive)
Badger (American)Badger (American)
Bandicoot (Rabbit) or BilbyBandicoot (Rabbit) or Bilby
Beetle (African Dung)Beetle (African Dung)
BisonBison
Buffalo (African)Buffalo (African)
BumblebeeBumblebee
Butterfly (Black Swallowtail)Butterfly (Black Swallowtail)
Butterfly (Eastern Tailed Blue)Butterfly (Eastern Tailed Blue)
Butterfly (Eastern Tiger Swallowtail)Butterfly (Eastern Tiger Swallowtail)
Butterfly (Giant Swallowtail)Butterfly (Giant Swallowtail)
Butterfly (Monarch)Butterfly (Monarch)
Butterfly (Mourning Cloak)Butterfly (Mourning Cloak)
Butterfly (Painted Lady)Butterfly (Painted Lady)
Butterfly (Silvery Checkerspot)Butterfly (Silvery Checkerspot)
Butterfly (Spicebush Swallowtail)Butterfly (Spicebush Swallowtail)
Butterfly (Sulfur)Butterfly (Sulfur)
CatbirdCatbird
CheetahCheetah
Cowbird (Brown-headed)Cowbird (Brown-headed)
Cricket (Field)Cricket (Field)
DingoDingo
Earthworm (Common)Earthworm (Common)
Elephant (African)Elephant (African)
Elephant (Asian or Indian)Elephant (Asian or Indian)
EmuEmu
Ferret (Black-footed)Ferret (Black-footed)
Finch (Zebra)Finch (Zebra)
FireflyFirefly
Flicker (Northern)Flicker (Northern)
GenetGenet
GiraffeGiraffe
Goldfinch (American)Goldfinch (American)
GrasshopperGrasshopper
HippopotamusHippopotamus
Hyena (Spotted)Hyena (Spotted)
Jackal (Golden)Jackal (Golden)
KangarooKangaroo
Kangaroo Rat (Ord's)Kangaroo Rat (Ord's)
Katydid (True)Katydid (True)
Kingbird (Eastern)Kingbird (Eastern)
Ladybug Beetle (Ladybug)Ladybug Beetle (Ladybug)
Lark (Horned)Lark (Horned)
Lemming (Brown)Lemming (Brown)
Lemur (Ring-tailed)Lemur (Ring-tailed)
Lion (African)Lion (African)
Lizard (Frilled)Lizard (Frilled)
Marmot (Bobak)Marmot (Bobak)
Meadowlark (Eastern)Meadowlark (Eastern)
Mongoose (Banded)Mongoose (Banded)
Moth (White-lined Sphinx)Moth (White-lined Sphinx)
Mourning DoveMourning Dove
Mouse (Deer)Mouse (Deer)
Nighthawk (Common)Nighthawk (Common)
OstrichOstrich
Owl (Great Horned)Owl (Great Horned)
Owl (Short-eared)Owl (Short-eared)
Peacock (Indian)Peacock (Indian)
Phoebe (Eastern)Phoebe (Eastern)
Polecat (Marbled)Polecat (Marbled)
Prairie Chicken (Greater)Prairie Chicken (Greater)
Prairie Dog (Black-tailed) Prairie Dog (Black-tailed)
Prairie Dog (White-tailed) Prairie Dog (White-tailed)
Prairie Dogs (General Information)Prairie Dogs (General Information)
Praying MantisPraying Mantis
Ptarmigan (Willow)Ptarmigan (Willow)
RattlesnakesRattlesnakes
Redpoll (Common)Redpoll (Common)
RheaRhea
Rhinoceros (White)Rhinoceros (White)
Roadrunner (Greater)Roadrunner (Greater)
Robin (American)Robin (American)
Rufus-sided TowheeRufus-sided Towhee
Secretary BirdSecretary Bird
Skunk (Eastern Spotted)Skunk (Eastern Spotted)
Skunk (Hooded)Skunk (Hooded)
Skunk (Western Spotted) Skunk (Western Spotted)
Snail (Giant Land)Snail (Giant Land)
Snake (Milk)Snake (Milk)
Sparrow (House)Sparrow (House)
Spider (Golden Garden) or ArgiopeSpider (Golden Garden) or Argiope
Spider (Green Lynx)Spider (Green Lynx)
Spider (Trapdoor) Spider (Trapdoor)
Spittlebug (Meadow)Spittlebug (Meadow)
Termite (African Mound-building)Termite (African Mound-building)
Thrasher (Brown)Thrasher (Brown)
WarthogWarthog
Weasel (Long-tailed)Weasel (Long-tailed)
Weasel (Short Tailed) or (Ermine)Weasel (Short Tailed) or (Ermine)
Weaverbird (African Village)Weaverbird (African Village)
Weka (Bush Hen)Weka (Bush Hen)
Whippoorwill (Whip-poor-will)Whippoorwill (Whip-poor-will)
WildebeestWildebeest
Wolf (Timber Wolf or Gray Wolf)Wolf (Timber Wolf or Gray Wolf)
WoodchuckWoodchuck
Woodcock (American)Woodcock (American)
Wren (House)Wren (House)
Yellow JacketYellow Jacket
ZebraZebra
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