Mammals

Bear track. Credit: G. Merolle/USFWS |
The river's edge is a great place to find animal tracks!
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Beaver hut at Harper's Meadow. Credit: G. Merolle/USFWS |
Extensive wetlands provide excellent habitat for numerous animals including beavers and muskrats. |
Mammals List
(taken from documented sightings and range maps)
Carnivores
- Coyote*
- Red Fox*
- Gray Fox
- Black Bear*
- Racoon*
- Pine Marten*
- Fisher*
- Short-Tailed Weasel
- Long-Tailed Weasel
- Mink*
- River Otter*
- Striped Skunk*
- Bobcat*
Deer and Moose
- White-Tailed Deer*
- Moose*
Hares and Rabbits
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Shrews and Moles
- Masked Shrew*
- Long-Tailed Shrew
- Smoky Shrew*
- Pygmy Shrew*
- Water Shrew*
- Northern Short-Tailed Shrew*
- Hairy-Tailed Mole
- Star-Nosed Mole*
Bats
- Little Brown Bat*
- Northern Myotis*
- Eastern Small-Footed Myotis
- Silver-Haired Bat
- Big Brown Bat
- Eastern Red Bat
- Hoary Bat*
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Rodents
- Eastern Chipmunk*
- Woodchuck, Groundhog*
- Red Squirrel*
- Northern Flying Squirrel
- Southern Flying Squirrel
- Meadow Jumping Mouse*
- White-Footed Mouse
- Deer Mouse*
- Southern Red-Backed Vole*
- Rock Vole
- Meadow Vole
- Common Muskrat*
- Northern Bog Lemming
- Southern Bog Lemming*
- Porcupine*
- American Beaver*
- Pine Vole
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* Documented Sightings