Wildlife Image Bank for Students
New Jersey has a very diverse population of wildlife, many of which are endangered or threatened with extiniction. This area is meant to provide students with a complete gallery of all the rare species found in New Jersey.
The images below are for use by students and educators for school-based projects only. Any other use, commercial or non-commercial, is prohibited and considered a violation of the individual photographer's copyright.
- To download an image, click Zoom to enlarge. On Windows PC, right-click on image and save. On Mac, ctrl click and save.
![Image of An adult Allegheny woodrat and its young.](/images/artinline_43.jpg)
![Image of An Appalachian grizzled skipper.](/images/artinline_72.jpg)
![Image of Atlantic green turtle.](/images/artinline_240.jpg)
![Image of The Bronze copper is listed as endangered in New Jersey.](/images/artinline_83.jpg)
![Image of Blue-spotted salamander.](/images/artinline_434.jpg)
![Image of Blue whale tail.](/images/artinline_235.jpg)
![Image of A Bobcat carefully watches its prey before pouncing.](/images/artinline_205.jpg)
![Image of A male Bobolink sings.](/images/artinline_260.jpg)
![Image of A juvenile Bog turtle.](/images/artinline_53.jpg)
![Image of Black-crowned night heron.](/images/artinline_259.jpg)
![Image of Brook floater shell.](/images/artinline_232.jpg)
![Image of A brook snaketail dragonfly.](/images/artinline_397.jpg)
![Image of Checkered white butterfly.](/images/artinline_469.jpg)
![Image of A Cooper's hawk in flight.](/images/artinline_105.jpg)
![Image of Cope's gray treefrog](/images/artinline_255.jpg)
![Image of Corn snakes vivid coloration helps camouflage them with their surroundings.](/images/artinline_214.jpg)
![Image of Eastern tiger salamander.](/images/artinline_21.jpg)
![Image of Eastern lampmussel shell.](/images/artinline_271.jpg)
![Image of Eastern mud salamander](/images/artinline_241.jpg)
![Image of Barred owl.](/images/artinline_258.jpg)
![Image of An adult Bald Eagle.](/images/artinline_50.jpg)
![Image of A Fin whale surfaces to breath.](/images/artinline_104.jpg)
![Image of Eastern floater.](/images/artinline_442.jpg)
![Image of Frosted elfin butterfly.](/images/artinline_109.jpg)
![Image of Grasshopper sparrow singing.](/images/artinline_238.jpg)
![Image of Green floater mussel shell.](/images/artinline_269.jpg)
![Image of Henslow's sparrow.](/images/artinline_237.jpg)
![Image of Humpback whales feeding.](/images/artinline_280.jpg)
![Image of Indiana bat.](/images/artinline_274.jpg)
![Image of A Kemp's Ridley sea turtle on a beach in the Gulf of Mexico.](/images/artinline_446.jpg)
![Image of An adult Least tern.](/images/artinline_107.jpg)
![Image of An adult Long-eared owl.](/images/artinline_110.jpg)
![Image of A Loggerhead shrike scans its habitat in search of prey.](/images/artinline_206.jpg)
![Image of Mitchell's satyr butterfly rests on a blade of grass.](/images/artinline_115.jpg)
![Image of A North Atlantic right whale. One of only four hundred individuals in the entire world.](/images/artinline_218.jpg)
![Image of A Northern goshawk in flight.](/images/artinline_145.jpg)
![Image of A male Northern harrier.](/images/artinline_23.jpg)
![Image of Northern pine snake.](/images/artinline_249.jpg)
![Image of An adult Osprey.](/images/artinline_157.jpg)
![Image of A juvenile Peregrine falcon in flight.](/images/artinline_242.jpg)
![Image of Pied-billed grebe.](/images/artinline_435.jpg)
![Image of A Pine Barrens treefrog.](/images/artinline_376.jpg)
![Image of A female Piping Plover](/images/artinline_26.jpg)
![Image of Queen snake.](/images/artinline_248.jpg)
![Image of Red knots and ruddy turnstones gorge themselves on horseshoe crab eggs on a beach along the Delaware Bay.](/images/artinline_517.jpg)
![Image of A Red-headed woodpecker perches on a snag.](/images/artinline_213.jpg)
![Image of A Red-shouldered hawk in flight.](/images/artinline_212.jpg)
![Image of A Savannah sparrow.](/images/artinline_276.jpg)
![Image of Sedge Wren.](/images/artinline_29.jpg)
![Image of A Short-eared owl flies over the marsh.](/images/artinline_38.jpg)
![Image of A Shortnose sturgeon is pictured before being released back into the Delaware River.](/images/artinline_227.jpg)
![Image of A Silver-bordered fritillary butterfly.](/images/artinline_207.jpg)
![Image of An adult female terrapin.](/images/artinline_351.jpg)
![Image of Timber rattlesnakes and other venomous snakes have a vertical pupils.](/images/artinline_30.jpg)
![Image of The shell of a Triangle floater.](/images/artinline_230.jpg)
![Image of This is a very common stance of the Upland sandpiper as it perches on a fence post.](/images/artinline_209.jpg)
![Image of Vesper sparrow.](/images/artinline_246.jpg)
![Image of Wood turtle.](/images/artinline_244.jpg)
![Image of Yellow lampmussel shell.](/images/artinline_273.jpg)
![Image of Yellow-crowned night heron.](/images/artinline_245.jpg)