121 Free Photos of Gopherus Agassizii

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Desert Tortoise - Gopherus agassizii

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) shell in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) in Joshua Tree National Park

Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) in burrow in Joshua Tree National Park

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) in Joshua Tree National Park

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NPS/ Shay Spatz

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS/Sara Sutton

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NPS/Daniel Elsbrock

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS/Tyler Green

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) at Keys Ranch in Joshua Tree National Park

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NPS/Brad Sutton

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NPS/Cathy Bell

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NPS / Renata Harrison

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

We all have those days...

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NPS/Kristen Lalumiere

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NPS / Peter Damski

Alt text: A desert tortoise looks to the right.

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A desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) hatchling in Zion National Park, Utah. This hatchling is 2 inches (5.1 cm) in length, which is smaller than a container of chapstick! Desert tortoises are a

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Desert Tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) in Rainbow Basin near Barstow, California.

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Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) at the Buffalo Zoo

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NPS/Kristen Lalumiere

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Desert Tortoise - Taken near Saint George, UT

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Desert tortoise — Gopherus agassizii.
Within the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area — in Clark County, southern Nevada.

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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A wild male tortoise visits the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Program, September 30,

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NPS/Hannah Schwalbe

Biologists at Joshua Tree National Park track about 20 desert tortoises to assess their health and the health of the population. Tortoise research is completed as quickly as possi

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

Telephoto lenses allow photographers to take amazing close up shots of wildlife, while also keep a respectful distance and avoid scaring or harassing wildlife. An easy rule to r

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

Telephoto lenses allow photographers to take amazing close up shots of wildlife, while also keep a respectful distance and avoid scaring or harassing wildlife. An easy rule to r

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Thelma, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Thelma, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Thelma, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

Telephoto lenses allow photographers to take amazing close up shots of wildlife, while also keep a respectful distance and avoid scaring or harassing wildlife. An easy rule to r

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

If you look closely at the shell you'll see some abnormalities. This tortoise has a transmitter glued to his shell and is part of a long-term research project for Joshua Tree Na

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

An easy rule to remember and follow is the wildlife rule of thumb. If you hold your thumb straight out in front of you and you can't completely cover the animal you are viewing,

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

An easy rule to remember and follow is the wildlife rule of thumb. If you hold your thumb straight out in front of you and you can't completely cover the animal you are viewing,

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Thelma, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe
An easy rule to remember and follow is the wildlife rule of thumb. If you hold your thumb straight out in front of you and you can't completely cover the animal you are viewing,

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe
An easy rule to remember and follow is the wildlife rule of thumb. If you hold your thumb straight out in front of you and you can't completely cover the animal you are viewing,

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A 3-year-old tortoise makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Progr

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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Louise, one of the Combat Center's two ambassadors, makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s D

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A 3-year-old tortoise makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Progr

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A 3-year-old tortoise makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Progr

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A wild male tortoise visits the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Program, September 30,

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A 3-year-old tortoise makes an appearance at the Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs-hosted ceremony for the first release of tortoises from the Combat Center’s Desert Tortoise Headstart Progr

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

Balloons blow into Joshua Tree National Park from nearby communities as far away as Los Angeles. When a balloon is released it goes up and eventually it goes down. Because of th

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

Balloons blow into Joshua Tree National Park from nearby communities as far away as Los Angeles. When a balloon is released it goes up and eventually it goes down. Because of th

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

Balloons blow into Joshua Tree National Park from nearby communities as far away as Los Angeles. When a balloon is released it goes up and eventually it goes down. Because of th

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NPS / Hannah Schwalbe

Balloons blow into Joshua Tree National Park from nearby communities as far away as Los Angeles. When a balloon is released it goes up and eventually it goes down. Because of th

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