Animal Identification. Compiled by Lindsay Magill March 2017

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Animal Identification Compiled by Lindsay Magill March 2017

Birds Pigeon/Dove Passerine Corvid (Passerine) Hummingbird (Caprimulgiformes) Other Caprimulgiformes Bird of Prey Wading/Shorebird Woodpecker Game bird Waterfowl Aquatic bird Non-natives

Mammals Size (Full grown, nose to tail tip) Under 8 inches long Between 8 and 12 inches long Between 12 and 20 inches long Between 20 and 30 inches long Between 30 and 40 inches long 40 inches or longer

Birds

Mourning Dove Pigeon/Dove Band-tailed Pigeon

Passerine Dark-eyed Junco Most common birds: Sparrows Finches Wrens Chickadees Blackbirds House Finch Red-winged Blackbird Bushtit Bewick s Wren

Corvid (Passerine) Western Scrub-jay Steller s Jay American Crow Common Raven

Hummingbird (Caprimulgiformes) Anna s Hummingbird Rufous Hummingbird

Other Caprimulgiformes Swifts Poorwills Nighthawks Chimney Swift Common Nighthawk

Bird of Prey Owls Vultures Hawks Falcons Turkey Vulture American Kestrel Red-tailed Hawk Northern Saw-whet Owl

Wading/Shorebird Killdeer Bitterns Herons Egrets Rails Plovers Sandpipers Phalaropes Black-necked Stilt Virginia Rail Western Sandpiper Green Heron

Williamson s Sapsucker Woodpecker Northern Flicker Acorn Woodpecker

California Quail Game bird Turkeys Quail Grouse Pheasants Wild Turkey Sharp-tailed Grouse

Waterfowl Ducks Geese Swans Common Merganser Canvasback Tundra Swan

Aquatic bird Pelicans Cormorants Grebes Loons Brown Pelican Common Loon Double-crested Cormorant Eared Grebe

European Starling Rock Pigeon House Sparrow NON-NATIVES Eurasian Collared-Dove Starlings Rock Pigeons Eurasion Collared-Doves House Sparrows

Mammals

Under 8 inches long Bat Shrew Mole Mouse Pika

Between 8 and 12 inches long Chipmunk Squirrel Rat Gopher Rabbit Mountain Beaver Vole Weasel

Between 12 and 20 inches long Cottontail Jackrabbit Marmot Woodrat Weasel Skunk

Between 20 and 30 inches long Marten/Fisher Badger Fox Nutria Ringtail Raccoon Muskrat

Between 30 and 40 inches long Wolverine Otter Beaver Bobcat/Lynx Fox Coyote Porcupine Opossum

40 inches or longer Wolf Bear Cougar Deer

Bat

Shrew Elongated, pointy snout Uniform color Long tails

Mole Very large, broad, webbed forefeet Hairless, pointed snout Tiny, concealed eyes

Mouse Large ears and eyes Tail the same length as body

Pika Relative of rabbit No external tail Round ears

Chipmunk Facial markings present

Squirrel May have thin or fluffy tail No facial markings

Rat Kangaroo Rats Invasive Norway rats & black rats

Gopher Large front claws Prominent incisors Bald tail

Rabbit Brush or Pygmy rabbits Elongated ears Short tail

Mountain Beaver No tail Small, black eyes White spot at base of each ear

Vole Very small eyes and ears

Elongated body Weasel (8-12 in.)

Cottontail Eastern or Mountain cottontails Elongated ears Short tail

Jackrabbit Large rabbit species Extremely elongated, thin ears

Marmot Largest squirrel species Short, bushy tail Stripes above nose

Woodrat Large, naked ears Long, lightly-furred tail

Weasel (12-20 in.) Long-tailed weasel or mink

Skunk Distinctly black and white

Large weasel Marten/Fisher

Badger Striped face White stripe along spine

Fox (20-30 in.) Kit Fox Smallest canid Black-tipped tail

Nutria Invasive Naked tail Semi-aquatic

Ringtail Relative of raccoon Distinct black and white rings on tail

Raccoon Black face mask Black and white rings on tail

Muskrat Large rodent Vertically-flattened, rudder-like tail

Wolverine Largest weasel species Bear-like

Otter Long, thick rudder tail Small ears

Beaver Wide, flat tail Large, webbed feet

Bobcat/Lynx Bobcat Brown Black & white striped bobbed tail Compact body Canada Lynx Gray Significantly longer rear limbs than front Larger, lankier body

Fox (30-40 in.) Red Fox Larger Red fur with black paws White-tipped tail Gray Fox Brown/gray fur Black-tipped tail Larger than Kit Fox

Coyote Black-tipped tail that nearly touches ground Narrow nose and snout Relatively large ears

Distinct quills Porcupine

Opossum White face Black, thin ears Bald rat tail

Wolf Significantly larger than coyote Wide nose and snout Relatively small ears May be a variety of colors

Bear

Cougar

Deer Mule Deer, also known as Black-tailed Deer