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Beaver lodge. Photo from the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Yellow Headed Blackbird. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Tiger Salamander. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Spotted Frog. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Sagebrush Lizard. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Bighorn Sheep. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Boreal Toad. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Columbia Spotted Frog. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Prairie Rattlesnake. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Bighorn Ram. From the Yosemite National Park’s website.
Wolf. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Short-tailed Weasel. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Black footed ferret. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Pronghorn Antelope. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Pine Marten. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Mountain Lion. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Bull moose. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Yellow-bellied marmot. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Grizzly tracks. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Bull elk. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Bull elk. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Elk Fawn. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Chipmonk. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
Bison. From Yellowstone National Park’s website.
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Lake Clark National Park. Photo: B. Gerasky. Tweeted by the US Department of the Interior, 4/29/14.
Wild pony at Assateague Island National Seashore. Photo: Zach Egolf. Tweeted by the US Department of the Interior, 5/8/14.
These are Belding’s ground squirrels – sometimes called pot gut. They live on mountains in western United States. This pair was photographed by Jim Leonard at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon. Posted on Tumblr by the US Department of the Interior, 4/30/14.
Amazing photo of a Night Heron in J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Reserve by intern Libby Errickson. Tweeted by the US Department of the Interior, 5/6/14.
Mother and calf. Yellowstone National Park. Tweeted by the US Department of the Interior on Mother’s Day, 5/11/14.
Grizzly triplets, born February 2014 in Yellowstone National Park. Posted on the Park’s Facebook page, 5/21/14.
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Animals, Part 2
The Animals
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