16 Wild Animals You May Encounter on the San Bernadino Mountains

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Geese

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Blue Jay’s

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Woodpeckers

Chipmunks

Squirrels

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Crayfish

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Lizards

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Butterflies

Bats

Moths

Mountain Lions

Deer

Mice

Dogs

Coy Fish

Ducks

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5 thoughts on “16 Wild Animals You May Encounter on the San Bernadino Mountains”

  1. Henry Chamberlain – I am both a fan and creator of comics. I believe people have come to know me as a thoughtful guy. I hope you enjoy the views expressed here at Comics Grinder.
    Henry Chamberlain says:

    Mountain lions?! I had no idea. Do the wild fires usually reach these animals? I don’t think I ever hear about wild animals being hurt by the fires although I imagine many do get hurt.

  2. Dilip – An open mind! Love to share my thoughts and a keenness to learn. An engineer and a MBA I had a wonderful innings in the Army and later moved to consultancy and teaching. My current interests are music and growing culinary herbs. Love to play golf and do yoga regularly. I am serious on "Living life less seriously". A warm welcome to you be well and be cheerful always.
    Dilip says:

    So beautiful and brilliant photography. Thanks

  3. cindy knoke – https://cindyknoke.com/ I have stopped counting, which is a very good thing, but thank you sincerely for being here. Last count there were 1,110,870 internet views and visits. 125,268 wordpress comments and growing. 15,362 internet followers... Thank you & join us! I retired early after 27 years as a psychotherapist/mental health director (Cindy Barton LCSW) and moved to the outer limits of no-wheres-ville to a home I call "The Holler." My closest neighbors are coyotes (packs and packs of them and they are HUNGRY), rattlers (lots and lots of them and they are MEAN), and free range cows/bulls (the bulls aren't too friendly either!) Forget cell phones. They don't work out here. Forget GPS, it misdirects. It's best not to wander too much out here, the people (and their dogs) are kinda twitchy. To reach The Holler you turn right at the reeking chicken farm, down a bunch of pot-holed semi-streets/dirt roads, past the abandoned refrigerators and occupied old RV’s and then things get kinda dicey. My friends usual reaction to the trip to The Holler is, “You’ve got to be kidding!” Or, “Next time let’s meet half way.” This is our little bit of heavenly Appalachia right here in rural California. I blog about traveling, photography, Holler happenings, and anything else that strikes my fancy. Stop by the blog and take a peek. It’s safe. I promise. Cheers, Cindy~ This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
    cindy knoke says:

    Wow! I never encountered a mountain lion quite like that in the SB Mountains! Maybe it escaped from Tippi Hedron’s preserve….