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Olympic Marmot
Olympic Marmot Olympic marmot Marmota olympus Distribution. Alpine areas of Olympic Peninsula, Washington State, USA. Olympic marmots are endemic to Olympic National Park and surrounding national forest areas. They are ... a more detailed summary of olympic marmot alarm calling. Olympic marmots are incredibly easy to observe on and around Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park. Photo: (C) Copyright ...
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Olympic Marmot Alarm Calling Factsheet
Olympic Marmot Alarm Calling Factsheet Olympic Marmot Alarm Calling Factsheet Dr. Daniel T. Blumstein University of California Los Angeles What are marmot alarm calls? Olympic marmots (Marmota olympus) are sciurid rodents and ... respond accordingly. Do Olympic marmots have different words for predators? In a word, no. There is no relationship between the type of call an Olympic marmot utters and the ...
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ASM | Mammals of Washington
Marmot Marmota flaviventris C, Irr eastern WA X: 106 135 4,5 Woodchuck Marmota monax U ne WA X: 107 Hoary marmot Marmota caligata U Olympic and Cascade Mtns X: 427 5 Olympic marmot Marmota olympus Irr Olympic Mtns. X: 257 5 Townsend's ground squirrel Spermophilus ...
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Forest Friends: Marmot
Marmot, the Hoary Marmot, the Yellow-bellied Marmot, the Woodchuck, the Olympic Marmot and the Vancouver Marmot. The plush toy that we have here at Jeannie's Cottage represents the Vancouver Marmot, which is endangered. The marmot ...
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Marmot Sounds
Marmot Burrow Olympic marmot - ascending calls Olympic Marmot 0.010MB AIFF Hear Sound The Marmot Burrow Olympic marmot - descending calls Olympic Marmot 0.010MB AIFF Hear Sound The Marmot Burrow Olympic marmot - flat calls Olympic Marmot 0.030MB AIFF Hear Sound The Marmot Burrow Olympic marmot ...
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Nature Files - NatureWorks
Heron Green-winged Teal Green Treefrog Grizzly Bear Hairy-tailed Mole Hoary Marmot Hooded Merganser Hooded Oriole Horned Puffin Jaguar Jaguarundi Killdeer Laysan Albatross Least ... Northern Flicker Northern Flying Squirrel Northern Mockingbird Northern Pintail Duck Northern Shoveler Ocelot Olympic Marmot Painted Bunting Parakeet Auklet Pelagic Cormorant Pied-billed Grebe Pileated Woodpecker Pine ...
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NPT - Twenty "High Priority" National Parks
Average cost per acre $752 - Total cost $400,000. Olympic National Park, WA - 204 acres - This park is a large wilderness area featuring rugged glacier ... lakes, giant trees, 57 miles of unspoiled beaches, teeming wildlife such as Roosevelt elk and Olympic marmot, and the most spectacular temperate rain forest in the world. The wilderness character of the ...
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Global Warming: Early Warning Signs
Photo: Trees "advancing"" into alpine meadow at Blue Mountain, Olympic National Park. Map Point 32 Antarctica Penguin population decline. Adelie Penguin populations have shrunk ... increase in average May temperatures of about 1.8°F (1°C). Photo: A marmot (Marmot caligata). Map Point 117 Argentine Islands The populations of two native Antarctic flowering plants ...
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Hinterland Who's Who - Woodchuck
A close relative of the woodchuckÂ’s, the hoary marmot or whistler, lives in the mountains of western North America, from Washington, Idaho, and Montana ... related to the hoary marmot, but differing from it in colour, live only on high portions of Vancouver Island and the Olympic Peninsula. The rockchuck, or yellow-bellied marmot, found from California, Texas ...
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National Geographic Adventure Guide: Olympic National Park
Duckabush River, camp tonight with pretty Marmot Lake as the backdrop. DAY 3 God’s country stretches out between Marmot Lake and emerald Lake La Crosse. Snowy peaks ... price! Other Park Listings • Introduction • Acadia • Glacier • Grand Canyon • Grand Teton • Great Smoky Mountains • Olympic • Rocky Mountain • Yellowstone • Yosemite • Zion Select a Trip Adventurer's Handbook 6 Kid-Friendly ...
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