Virginia Opossum -Oregon Fish and Wildlife-

Opossum

Shrews and Moles

California Myotis -Photo by Michael Durham-

Oregon has 15 species of bats. Look for them foraging for insects at dusk, especially near water. You may see their erratic and uneven flight on the lighted horizon. These little creatures are good to have around as they can eat up to 1,000 mosquitoes in an hour! ODFW biologists survey bat populations, concerned about the species decline.

Bats

Black-tailed Jackrabbit -Oregon Fish and Wildlife-

Pikas, Rabbits and Hares

Mountain Beaver -Wikipedia -

Mountain Beavers

Chipmunk - Deschutes National Forest - Wikipedia -

Squirrels, Chipmunks, and Marmots

Northern Pocket Gopher -Wikipedia -

Gophers

Dusky Footed Woodrat -Wikipedia-

Mice, Woodrats, Rats, Voles, and Muskrat

Rats, Mice and Voles

Beaver Oregon Fish and Wildlife

Beavers

Porcupine Oregon Fish and Wildlife

Porcupines

Coyote -Oregon Fish and Wildlife-

Coyotes, Wolves and Foxes

Black Bear Oregon Fish and Wildlife

Bears

Harbor Seal - Waldport -Oregon Fish and Wildlife-

Seals and Sea Lions

Raccoon -Oregon Fish and Wildlife-

Ringtails and Raccoons

Marten -Oregon Fish and Wildlife-

Weasels, Skunks, Badgers, and Otters

Bobcat Oregon Fish and Wildlife

Mountain Lion, Lynx and Bobcat

Cats

Pronghorn Antelope Oregon Fish and Wildlife

Elk, Deer, Pronghorn, Bison, Mountain Goat, Bighorn Sheep

Hoofed Mammals

Humpback Whale -Wikipedia -

Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises