Category:Animals of Craters of the Moon National Monument

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Media in category "Animals of Craters of the Moon National Monument"

The following 29 files are in this category, out of 29 total.

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  A mule deer's large ears gather sound well and warn of approaching danger. (27f5160f-b34b-9bac-96ce-3292f698beec).jpg 800 × 544; 350 KB
  
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  A red fox surveys the lava scene at Craters of the Moon. (27f32ccf-9755-f7ed-dc91-8498656dcd8a).jpg 800 × 541; 308 KB
  
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  A red squirrel breaks for home with a bundle of needles and grass to line its nest. (27f0d4f1-948b-5d61-0a42-247cf62c4c51).jpg 800 × 542; 273 KB
  
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  A Young Pronghorn - panoramio.jpg 3,488 × 2,616; 4.37 MB
  
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  About twice the size of the average chipmunk, golden-mantled ground squirrels also differ from their smaller cousins with (27f8fc7f-ad5d-8a9b-2ba1-e955987bcf00).jpg 800 × 544; 271 KB
  
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  Antilocapra americana (Pronghorn, North End) (12).jpg 3,872 × 2,592; 4.58 MB
  
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  Badgers are a member of the weasel family and hunt for prey underneath the lava flows and in the open sagebrush steppe. (2db068f1-47f2-475e-9131-1c97b68e9c2c).jpg 800 × 548; 329 KB
  
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  Caterpillar at Craters of the Moon National Monument.jpeg 600 × 632; 92 KB
  
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  Contrary to their name, red foxes can come in a variety of color morphs. The silvery tip of the tail remains common to all (27f1ede3-d464-37d9-384b-f38d69c2fed9).jpg 542 × 800; 324 KB
  
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  Craters of the Moon National Monument - 19.jpg 1,620 × 1,080; 149 KB
  
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  Elk Crossing the Track - panoramio.jpg 3,488 × 2,616; 4.03 MB
  
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  Elk making their way through the lava (16456546031).jpg 2,653 × 1,768; 2.4 MB
  
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  Golden-Mantled Ground Squirrel (418e04ef-cc4b-4cf7-838a-16d7c06456d4).jpg 5,170 × 3,516; 2.64 MB
  
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  In and around Craters of the Moon Nat'l. Monument in Idaho - a hungry local critter eyeing my empty cereal bowl - (28114251773).jpg 5,020 × 3,347; 9.46 MB
  
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  Marmot at Devils Orchard in Craters of the Moon NM-550px.JPG 550 × 320; 40 KB
  
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  Marmots are closely related to the groundhog or woodchuck and are large members of the squirrel family. (7ec398ac-cc80-436d-874b-bc893842adb3).JPG 3,456 × 2,304; 2.86 MB
  
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  Mule deer (237df760-19b1-452a-9997-0fbd808a5741).jpg 5,162 × 3,516; 4.38 MB
  
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  Mule deer (62f2a812-e783-4c55-95a3-2c196aa2b577).jpg 5,170 × 3,516; 3.22 MB
  
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  My Public Lands Roadtrip- Craters of the Moon National Monument in Idaho (18615163179).jpg 479 × 490; 70 KB
  
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  Nuttall's sheep moth, Craters of the Moon National Monument (36236116024).jpg 8,186 × 5,457; 20.59 MB
  
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  Nuttall's Sheepmoth - Hemileuca nuttalli (321a3c32-2c32-463b-bdfe-e1c91630fed1).jpg 8,186 × 5,457; 22.31 MB
  
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  Pronghorns spend their time in open areas where they can spot predators. Herds of them migrate through the park every year. (6b195a8c-bab6-40fc-a5d1-36c392f849da).JPG 2,048 × 1,536; 350 KB
  
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  Red fox (8465a87a-f0f5-4ced-8c67-13a499ec64c0).jpg 3,500 × 5,170; 3.22 MB
  
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  Red Fox (8578876870).jpg 541 × 800; 300 KB
  
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  Red fox (ae4d3a3c-3f41-4b66-a090-be28852dc808).jpg 3,500 × 5,162; 3.34 MB
  
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  Red fox (e73c7c4b-8e51-4b96-b6a3-0c90faa81917).jpg 5,192 × 3,516; 3.18 MB
  
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  Red Squirrel (3dd40c51-808c-4fc4-99f4-fc7bf14a6eb1).jpg 5,170 × 3,508; 2.75 MB
  
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  The most commonly seen large mammal at Craters of the Moon, mule deer congregate where grasses and shrubs dominate. (78fc15f6-e7ed-4ab1-9701-a68cd124c383).JPG 3,552 × 2,368; 2.54 MB
  
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  Yellow-bellied Marmot (Rockchuck) (2abd69e1-835b-4618-b2d5-d67dc7d22a46).jpg 5,162 × 3,516; 3.9 MB