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The Mammals

Mammal Gallery

Welcome to the gallery of mammals. If you click on any mammal image you will be taken to a slide show where there will be more information about the species and individuals. If you click on the sound player you can here an example of that species' call. On the mobile version the sounds can be found below the gallery.

American Black Bear - Sound Bible
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American Black Bear - Sound Bible
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Bobcat - Sound Bible
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Angry Chipmunk - Sound Bible
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Coyote Call - Sound Bible
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Raccoon - Sound Bible
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Muskrat (ML 138594) - Macaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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Red Fox (ML 60082) - Macaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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White-tailed Deer (ML 191216) - Macaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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White-tailed Deer (ML 192231) - Mccaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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White-tailed Deer (ML 102896) - Macaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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White-tailed Deer (ML 55340) - Macaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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Striped Skunk (ML 126375) - Macaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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Eastern Gray Squirrel (ML 20431) - Macaulay Library/Cornell Lab
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References Used On This Page

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“Animal Sounds | Free Sound Effects | Animal Sound Clips | Sound Bites,” accessed July 24, 2016, http://soundbible.com/tags-animal.html. All sounds Attribution 3.0, Noncommercial 3.0, or Public Domain.

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Chapman, William K., and Dennis Aprill. Mammals of the Adirondacks: A Field Guide. Utica: North Country Books, 1991.

 

Farrand, John, Jr. National Audubon Society Pocket Guide: Familiar Mammals of North America. 6th ed. New York: Alfred A. Knoph/Borzoi Books/Chanticleer Press, 1995.

 

Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The following recordings from the Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology were used: 60082, 20431, 138594, 191216, 192231, 55340, 102896, 126375.

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“Mammals - NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation.” Accessed September 2, 2016. http://www.dec.ny.gov/animals/263.html.

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black bear
LAT 41 degrees 50' 26" N, LON 073 degrees 54' 46" W

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