Category:Animals of Noatak National Preserve

Media in category "Animals of Noatak National Preserve"

The following 57 files are in this category, out of 57 total.

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  A caribou was here (9906164914).jpg 1,600 × 1,067; 509 KB
  
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  A flock of waterfowl - mostly mallards and scaups - rise up from the Kobuk River on a clear September day. Soon they will be (93683c2c-1dd8-b71c-07d8-71b10a352491).jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 1.62 MB
  
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  A grizzly bear shuffles along the edge of the Noatak River in September, looking for one of the many salmon carcasses that wash (391fcfe9-1dd8-b71c-07f9-e21e1f0a0428).jpg 2,242 × 1,498; 1.38 MB
  
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  A remnant section of caribou bone lies alone on the sand dunes. Over 300,000 caribou pass through Kobuk Valley National Park on (937dd795-1dd8-b71c-0788-356f08b2b292).jpg 3,120 × 2,048; 1.81 MB
  
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  A richly colored grizzly with brown legs and a lighter colored saddle on it's back matches the bright gold and red colors of the (39229463-1dd8-b71c-07dd-103a5878fe32).jpg 2,466 × 1,458; 1.33 MB
  
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  A single caribou on its fall migration south across Kobuk Valley National Park, but we know that several hundred throusand in (930551a3-1dd8-b71c-0730-e6bfb73cc414).jpg 3,744 × 2,104; 2.03 MB
  
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  A Tiny Fox In a Big World (3928b631-1dd8-b71c-072c-166e896c3992).jpg 2,736 × 3,648; 2.19 MB
  
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  A Tiny Fox In a Big World (8517304560).jpg 2,736 × 3,648; 609 KB
  
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  A wolf footprint on the sand with it's 4 toes next to a human print with 5. Humans are plantigrade walkers (flatfooted) but (9337f547-1dd8-b71c-07d0-41daf2c447b0).jpg 2,816 × 2,112; 2.23 MB
  
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  All For One, One For All (39311647-1dd8-b71c-0704-73883abf3b36).jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 2.66 MB
  
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  All For One, One For All (8516188391).jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 821 KB
  
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  Almost Buried (9849565086).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 601 KB
  
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  Ancient Sign (9849513004).jpg 1,200 × 1,600; 501 KB
  
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  Autumn colors in Kobuk Valley from bearberry, dwarf birch and willow are striking against an old sun-bleached skull from a male (93739bed-1dd8-b71c-0775-5e6555734a6b).jpg 3,744 × 2,104; 2.13 MB
  
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  Bear Behind (8519479273).jpg 2,242 × 1,498; 502 KB
  
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  Beautiful Migration Route (9906264763).jpg 1,600 × 1,067; 461 KB
  
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  Big Country Dwarfs A Big Bear (939f1a4a-1dd8-b71c-0748-dd7fe62ff59e).jpg 3,072 × 1,435; 2.08 MB
  
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  Big hooves for paddles and hollow hair for bouyancy make caribou good swimmers. That's important, because they have to swim (9384b7f4-1dd8-b71c-075a-d682f5fb8e48).jpg 2,921 × 1,972; 1.98 MB
  
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  Caribou Framed in Fall Colors (3938e628-1dd8-b71c-07dc-01760e16ae09).jpg 2,048 × 930; 1,023 KB
  
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  Caribou Framed in Fall Colors (9828899145).jpg 2,048 × 930; 623 KB
  
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  Caribou migrate across the Great Kobuk Sand Dunes, heading north in the summer and south in the fall. Some survive and some don (93a6f513-1dd8-b71c-0711-f7621877e961).jpg 3,120 × 2,036; 1.69 MB
  
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  Caribou migrate south through the DeLong Mountains in small groups (391d5a4a-1dd8-b71c-0738-c6a58ba14708).jpg 1,600 × 1,067; 935 KB
  
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  Caribou Migration (18689433456).jpg 3,648 × 2,432; 3.32 MB
  
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  Caribou Migration (18771427042).jpg 2,048 × 1,365; 394 KB
  
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  Caribou travel many miles on their migrations and leave tracks everywhere. The prints are distinguished by their rounded toe (938f7b8b-1dd8-b71c-0726-7c67eed01ac6).jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 2.55 MB
  
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  Dental Hygiene (9849562396).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 525 KB
  
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  Dots on the tundra are actually...... CARIBOU on their southward migration (3949c84c-1dd8-b71c-0708-6350a9e313b2).jpg 1,600 × 1,188; 1.26 MB
  
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  Feast and Famine (8516190183).jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 696 KB
  
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  Grizzly on the Noatak River (3925fb42-1dd8-b71c-0799-6752404c98d4).jpg 2,299 × 1,838; 1.56 MB
  
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  Grizzly on the Noatak River (8519479291).jpg 2,299 × 1,838; 589 KB
  
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  Heading Home (20257344954).jpg 2,048 × 1,365; 169 KB
  
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  HFCA 1607 Special Events And VIPS Volume 2 051.jpg (24bc6c7314d945de945dadcdadbd30b8).jpg 7,912 × 5,233; 462 KB
  
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  Jewels in the Sun (92e089ac-1dd8-b71c-0717-9fba389dca68).jpg 2,304 × 3,072; 2.03 MB
  
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  Just Pretend I'm Not Here (93170ff3-1dd8-b71c-0795-8c0ac7cd5146).jpg 3,744 × 2,104; 2.63 MB
  
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  Long legs and splayed hooves allow this caribou to easily migrate a thousand miles each year. Single caribou with short antlers (9321e9a6-1dd8-b71c-0714-a6c4fcd489ad).jpg 3,744 × 2,104; 2.48 MB
  
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  Matching Colors (8519478927).jpg 2,466 × 1,458; 536 KB
  
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  More than meets the eye (9906170304).jpg 1,600 × 1,067; 606 KB
  
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  More than meets the eye - caribou blend into their surroundings very well (391ad9aa-1dd8-b71c-0776-01241c53ef38).jpg 1,600 × 1,067; 1.14 MB
  
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  Mystery Dots (9849591923).jpg 1,600 × 1,188; 835 KB
  
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  Not Just People on the Sand Dunes (9343277b-1dd8-b71c-07b7-f8a2fd5b99f9).jpg 1,914 × 2,394; 1.45 MB
  
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  Old World Swallowtail Butterfly (934ae989-1dd8-b71c-07dd-6960f7d8350b).jpg 2,272 × 1,712; 1.57 MB
  
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  Plenty of time to graze (9906260443).jpg 1,067 × 1,600; 620 KB
  
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  Plenty of time to graze for these migrating caribou (3919363f-1dd8-b71c-07fe-c89a589d2919).jpg 1,067 × 1,600; 938 KB
  
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  Porcupines are great except when they take a liking to the glue used to make plywood. Backcountry outhouses frequently suffer (93548d8d-1dd8-b71c-07fb-c288ca2850c1).jpg 3,072 × 2,304; 2.14 MB
  
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  Quack! (20880037045).jpg 2,048 × 774; 191 KB
  
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  Ranus sylvatica is the scientific name of this rarely seen frog. The wood frog is the only amphibian in Kobuk Valley National (92f8340c-1dd8-b71c-07c8-96ef53c20c24).jpg 2,736 × 3,648; 1.81 MB
  
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  Red and White (9847100704).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 735 KB
  
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  Sandhill cranes silhouetted in the setting sunlight along the Kobuk River. Baird Mountains in the background. 4 sandhill cranes (92f02719-1dd8-b71c-07eb-385f50eac8ec).jpg 2,560 × 1,920; 1.45 MB
  
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  Signs of Something on the Move (935d763d-1dd8-b71c-07b7-85d2b5b87286).jpg 3,008 × 2,000; 1.96 MB
  
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  Squawk! (20693730399).jpg 2,002 × 980; 665 KB
  
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  Stark white teeth are a memory of caribou past (394198ba-1dd8-b71c-0787-be32727c59bf).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 974 KB
  
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  Sulphur butterfly using it's dark-colored proboscis to sip nectar from a Siberian Aster growing on the sand dunes. Close view of (92e6c421-1dd8-b71c-07f0-0182bf4b70f7).jpg 3,264 × 2,448; 1.62 MB
  
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  Teeth (9847508383).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 606 KB
  
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  Thousands of caribou like this one traditionally cross the Kobuk River near Onion Portage in the fall. Single caribou looks (932aafe6-1dd8-b71c-07a5-4b6fe08ef3df).jpg 3,744 × 2,104; 1.94 MB
  
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  Tundra Pizazz (9847477036).jpg 1,600 × 1,200; 431 KB
  
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  Who Will take the Plunge First? (931ccbbe-1dd8-b71c-0751-37486662b384).jpg 3,072 × 2,080; 2.36 MB
  
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  Wolf tracks on the Great Kobuk Sand Dunes (93ae8aab-1dd8-b71c-077a-8a28dd7cb006).jpg 2,592 × 3,456; 3.19 MB