Wildlife

Species of Conservation Concern

Species of Conservative Concern are those whose numbers and well-being is in question. Their status is assigned by various agencies including the BC Ministry of Environment, Canada’s

Miami River Bird List

Birds are indicators of a healthy ecosystem. The Miami River Watershed supports a large number of species. The river itself, the lake, the riparian

Amphibians and Reptiles of Miami River

Pacific Chorus frog Western Toad Red-legged Frog Green Frog Northwestern Salamander Northwestern Alligator Lizard Rubber Boa (at Hot Springs Source) Northwestern Garter Snake

Mammals of the Miami river

Black-tailed Deer Mountain Lion (cougar) Bobcat Striped Skunk Short-tailed Weasel American Mink Northern River Otter Common Raccoon Harbor Seal Black Bear Coyote Black Rat House

Northwestern Salamander

The Northwestern Salamander is a stout, 5 1/2 to 8-inch long uniform dark brown to black, amphibian (cold-blooded animal that start life in water &

Western Toad

The Western Toad (Anaxyrus boreas) (formerly Northwestern toad – Bufo boreas) is a stout, squat 2-5 inch amphibian of the west found from Alaska to northern

Wildlife

Species of Conservation Concern

Miami River Bird List

Amphibians and Reptiles of Miami River

Mammals of the Miami river

Northwestern Salamander

Western Toad

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