Checklist of Crater Lake National Park Mammals
Lloyd Smith photo from Crater Lake in the 1960’s
Mammals Checklist from NPS Species List at IRMA.NPS.Gov.
Printable PDF version: Mammals Species_Checklist
A- Abundant
C – Common
LC – Locally Common
U – Uncommon
P – Present, but not often seen
R – Rare
* – endangered species
** – threatened species
+ – sensitive species Help us out! To further park research, please report any sightings of animals listed as other than abundant or common to a park visitor center. |
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S |
W |
| Insect-eaters |
|
|
Vagrant shrew
Northern water shrew
Shrew-mole
California mole
|
C
C
C
U |
P
P
P
P |
| Bats |
|
|
Little brown myotis
Long-eared myotis
Silver-haired bat
Big brown bat
|
C
U
R
C |
–
–
–
– |
| Larger Mammals |
|
|
Black bear
Raccoon
Marten +
Fisher +
Shorttail weasel
Longtail weasel
Mink
River otter
Wolverine **
Badger
Striped skunk
Coyote
Red fox
Gray fox
Mountain lion
Canada lynx **
Bobcat
|
C
R
C
R
R
C
R
R
R
C
LC
C
C
U
R
R
R |
P
P
LC
P
P
P
R
R
R
P
R
C
–
–
R
R
R |
| Rodents |
|
|
Mountain beaver
Yellow-bellied marmot
California ground squirrel
Golden-mantled ground squirrel
Townsend chipmunk
Yellow pine chipmunk
Western gray squirrel
Douglas squirrel
Northern flying squirrel
Sierra pocket gopher
Beaver
Deer mouse
Bushytail woodrat
Meadow vole
Western red-backed vole
Long-tailed vole
Richardson vole
Muskrat
Pacific jumping mouse
Porcupine
|
U
C
LC
A
A
C
R
A
C
C
R
A
LC
U
C
LC
U
R
LC
C |
P
P
P
P
P
P
R
P
P
P
R
P
P
P
P
P
P
R
P
P |
| Rabbits and Pikas |
|
|
Pika
Snowshoe hare
Nutall’s cottontail
|
C
C
R |
P
U
R |
| Deer and Elk |
|
|
Roosevelt elk
Mule deer
Black-tail deer
|
C
C
C |
R
R
R |
| Antelope |
|
|
Pronghorn antelope
|
U |
– |
| Accidentals |
|
|
Ring-tailed cat
White-tailed deer
|
|
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