Couchs Collection

Pagrus pagrus, or Couchs Sea Bream, also known as Common Seabream, Porgy and Red Porgy. Date: 1862

Couch's Spadefoots - Mating - Arizona - USA
CAN-3626 Couch's Spadefoots - Mating Arizona - USA Scaphiopus couchii John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Couch's Spadefoot-tadpoles in drying waterhole-breeds chiefly from May to Sept in periods of rainfall-occurs in
CAN-2311 Couch's Spadefoot - tadpoles in drying waterhole Scaphiopus couchii Tadpoles develop quickly compared to other anurans

Picture No. 11806829
couch's spadefoots, Scaphiopus couchi, pair in amplexus, Sonoran desert Arizona Date:

Couchs Kingbird (Tyrannus couchii) adult, in flight, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, October

Couchs Kingbird (Tyrannus couchii) adult, perched on twig, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico, October

Picture No. 10982741
Couch's Spadefoot - controlled conditions Distribution: southwestern United States - northern Mexico - and the Baja peninsula - Arizona - USA (Scaphiopus couchi) Date:

Couch's Spadefoots (Scaphiopus couchii) - Males competing to mate with one female - Breeds chiefly from May to Sept
CAN-3954 Couch's Spadefoots - Males competing to mate with one female USA Scaphiopus couchii John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

Couch's Spadefoot (Scaphiopus couchii) Pair in amplexus -Breeds chiefly from May to Sept in periods of rainfall
CAN-3949 Couch's Spadefoot - Pair in amplexus USA Scaphiopus couchii John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Couch's Spadefoot - Close-up of face - Arizona - USA
CAN-3613 Couch's Spadefoot - Close-up of face Arizona - USA Scaphiopus couchii John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Couch Spadefoot - Arizona, USA - Burrowing by backing into the ground by pushing dirt with their spades while rotating
CAN-2302 Couchs Spadefoot TOAD - Burrowing by backing into the ground by pushing dirt with their spades while rotating the body Arizona

Couch's Spadefoot- Male calling to attract female-breeds chiefly from May to Sept in periods of rainfall-occurs in
CAN-2296 Couch's Spadefoot TOAD - Male calling to attract female Scaphiopus couchii John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only

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"Couch's Sea Bream: A Colorful Beauty of the Ocean" Meet the Couch's Sea Bream, scientifically known as Pagrus pagrus. With its vibrant hues and sleek body, this fish is a true marvel of the sea. Found in various regions, including the Mediterranean and off the coast of Africa, it captivates both divers and marine enthusiasts alike. "Mating Rituals Unveiled: Couch's Spadefoots in Arizona" In the arid landscapes of Arizona, USA, an enchanting spectacle unfolds as Couch's Spadefoots engage in their mating rituals. These unique amphibians breed primarily from May to September during periods of rainfall and can be found in diverse habitats such as shortgrass prairies, mesquite savannas, creosote bush deserts, thorn forests, and even tropical deciduous forests. "A Majestic Kingbird Takes Flight: The Couch's Kingbird" Witness the grace and agility of the Couch's Kingbird (Tyrannus couchii) as it soars through the skies above Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. This avian species showcases its striking appearance with every wingbeat. Whether perched on a twig or gliding effortlessly through air currents, these birds never fail to impress. "An Intense Competition for Love: Males vying for a single female - Couch’s Spadefoots" During breeding season among Couch’s Spadefoots (Scaphiopus couchii), males compete fiercely for a chance to mate with one lucky female. This captivating display occurs mainly from May to September when rainfall graces their habitats across shortgrass prairies, mesquite savannas, creosote bush deserts, thorn forests – even tropical deciduous forests. "The Miracle of Life: Eggs Laid by Amplexus-bound Pair.