Category:Nature of Denali National Park

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Media in category "Nature of Denali National Park"

The following 41 files are in this category, out of 41 total.

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  A boreal chickadee (36258582-1dd8-b71c-073b-31c8f9e9eeac).jpg 1,000 × 667; 260 KB
  
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  A grizzly cub in Denali (e6dd54a7-1dd8-b71c-07c0-55abe4f96f82).jpg 400 × 400; 134 KB
  
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  A grizzly in Denali (36396dcd-1dd8-b71c-075a-3ed4b627d814).jpg 712 × 900; 495 KB
  
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  A red fox (cross phase) carrying an arctic ground squirrel, its latest prey (362d0ca3-1dd8-b71c-076c-fac2e3157718).jpg 900 × 568; 344 KB
  
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  A sharp shinned hawk (364a74ba-1dd8-b71c-07ef-8dd1eef26200).jpg 1,000 × 714; 390 KB
  
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  A telephoto lens helps capture a closeup view of a wolf, even when it is far from the park road (e7052566-1dd8-b71c-0760-fdbe5fb98ecb).jpg 400 × 400; 151 KB
  
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  An arctic ground squirrel (3629b070-1dd8-b71c-07f7-fab8746db083).jpg 900 × 680; 379 KB
  
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  Bears stand on their back legs to see farther. Their eyesight is roughly the same as a human. (e6d9e656-1dd8-b71c-0782-a1c8ad3d800f).jpg 400 × 400; 155 KB
  
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  Caribou can often be seen near the Denali Park Road - sometimes walking right down it. (36280e42-1dd8-b71c-07db-b6aa6db0daab).jpg 900 × 598; 395 KB
  
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  Caribou in autumn (e6e0206a-1dd8-b71c-0701-f01342c161a9).jpg 400 × 400; 164 KB
  
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  Common Loon (361fb855-1dd8-b71c-07e1-a64401af53ad).jpg 1,000 × 714; 493 KB
  
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  Cubs are quite playful (e6d50d02-1dd8-b71c-07c9-749b6d9fbe02).jpg 400 × 400; 151 KB
  
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  Dall sheep spend most of their lives high atop steep slopes, where it is difficult for predators to reach them (361b779d-1dd8-b71c-07ae-ee8c76feffdc).jpg 900 × 598; 260 KB
  
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  Denali draws visitors from around the world who hope to see wolves (e7077b07-1dd8-b71c-07ba-32c2d222926a).jpg 400 × 400; 183 KB
  
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  Even bears can have embarrassing photos (e6d67203-1dd8-b71c-0775-afab1180866e).jpg 400 × 400; 126 KB
  
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  Grebes are most likely to be seen on ponds and lakes (e6eb9033-1dd8-b71c-0780-86c97fa3e9c0).jpg 400 × 400; 106 KB
  
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  Grizzlies are powerful animals (e6e2484a-1dd8-b71c-07d9-eed7038a14a6).jpg 400 × 400; 132 KB
  
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  Grizzlies might be found anywhere in the park, even in dense forests or on glaciers high atop mountains; though most visitors to (364043f7-1dd8-b71c-07cc-bb45414da5dc).jpg 900 × 607; 406 KB
  
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  Grizzlies resting in the subarctic sunshine (36486819-1dd8-b71c-073e-5faf6304a0d7).jpg 900 × 602; 423 KB
  
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  Grizzly bears can be a range of colors, from pale blonde to nearly black (e6e7f4ec-1dd8-b71c-072b-acf83bc068a6).jpg 400 × 400; 145 KB
  
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  Grizzly cubs are born in the den in winter, and stay with their mother for several years. (e6f80d42-1dd8-b71c-0751-3b87cd91426c).jpg 400 × 400; 181 KB
  
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  Grizzly cubs are often playful (e6f771a4-1dd8-b71c-0789-587dc28b70e3).jpg 400 × 400; 187 KB
  
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  Grizzly, or brown, bears are found throughout Denali. (36106ed0-1dd8-b71c-07ed-73544ea246c7).jpg 3,839 × 2,390; 5.09 MB
  
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  Ground squirrels use a variety of warning calls, to signal to other squirrels when an aerial or terrestrial predator is nearby (2bfd2a25-1dd8-b71c-071b-d3f9a7424db2).jpg 3,464 × 2,474; 5.7 MB
  
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  Hoary marmots get their name from their whitish-grey coloring (e6ef6fba-1dd8-b71c-078d-c2e51b2740c5).jpg 400 × 400; 146 KB
  
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  Horned Grebe Pair (e6ea834e-1dd8-b71c-0731-c8c9e429fdd8).jpg 400 × 400; 134 KB
  
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  Lip curls and snarls are a way for canines to communicate with each other (e7044d71-1dd8-b71c-079e-08c44d0b524f).jpg 400 × 400; 181 KB
  
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  Lynx are the only wild feline in the Denali area (e6ee5309-1dd8-b71c-07f7-125d2fa6ff4c).jpg 400 × 400; 108 KB
  
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  Moose Calves and a Bear (e6eff210-1dd8-b71c-07b7-159cc59ba2c9).jpg 400 × 400; 166 KB
  
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  Moose Creek (2e712de9-1dd8-b71c-0731-811a600cf06b).jpg 5,564 × 3,701; 14.28 MB
  
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  Most caribou grow new antlers each spring. They remain covered in velvet until late summer (e6f5e127-1dd8-b71c-0743-de331ad5526c).jpg 400 × 400; 128 KB
  
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  Northern Harrier Chicks (366c65e8-1dd8-b71c-07ef-ba58904a23e2).jpg 1,000 × 750; 642 KB
  
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  Shoulder View of a Bear (e6d8d3c2-1dd8-b71c-073e-87be93d13261).jpg 400 × 400; 151 KB
  
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  Snowshoe hare populations fluctuate dramatically along a ten year cycle. During high periods, they can be found nearly anywhere (364254e2-1dd8-b71c-0792-0e04f023a801).jpg 900 × 516; 429 KB
  
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  Snowshoe hares go through population 'boom and bust' cycles, with each high to low occurring over a ten year period. They're (36344f02-1dd8-b71c-072d-d72680e308db).jpg 607 × 900; 339 KB
  
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  Strong wind in the Alaska Range carves dramatic clouds (2d85b21c-1dd8-b71c-07ef-1eed9ab80987).jpg 14,515 × 5,239; 33.59 MB
  
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  The only way to get a photo like this is with a big lens! (e6e2ed70-1dd8-b71c-0794-2966763bf77b).jpg 400 × 400; 155 KB
  
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  This is too cute. (e6eed31a-1dd8-b71c-078c-3112e1f22906).jpg 400 × 400; 151 KB
  
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  Wolf near Wonder Lake (e706bcf9-1dd8-b71c-075e-8e09d968f77d).jpg 400 × 400; 116 KB
  
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  Wolf pups are born in late spring early summer (e6ffd188-1dd8-b71c-0793-bb4a6be4eb65).jpg 400 × 400; 180 KB
  
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  Wolves have been studied since the 1930s in Denali (3621bc70-1dd8-b71c-07b5-493980710f44).jpg 638 × 900; 441 KB