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eMammal Virginia Camera Trap Field Guide

eMammal is a tool for collecting, archiving, and sharing camera trapping images and data. Camera traps are remotely activated cameras that take pictures when either a motion sensor, infrared sensor or light beam detects an object in its view. Volunteers and scientists with the Smithsonian ...more ↓

Northern Bobwhite 1
Colinus virginianus
Ruffed Grouse 2
Bonasa umbellus
Wild Turkey 3
Meleagris gallopavo
American Crow 4
Corvus brachyrhynchos
White-tailed Deer 5
Odocoileus virginianus
Domestic Cow 6
Bos taurus
Wild Boar 7
Sus scrofa
American Black Bear 8
Ursus americanus
Northern Raccoon 9
Procyon lotor
Northern River Otter 10
Lontra canadensis
Fisher 11
Martes pennanti
Long-tailed Weasel 12
Mustela frenata
Least Weasel 13
Mustela nivalis
American Mink 14
Neovison vison
Striped Skunk 15
Mephitis mephitis
Eastern Spotted Skunk 16
Spilogale putorius
Bobcat 17
Lynx rufus
Domestic Cat 18
Felis catus
Coyote 19
Canis latrans
Domestic Dog 20
Canis familiaris
Red Fox 21
Vulpes vulpes
Gray Fox 22
Urocyon cinereoargenteus
Eastern Cottontail 23
Sylvilagus floridanus
Virginia Opossum 24
Didelphis virginiana
Domestic Horse 25
Equus caballus
American Beaver 26
Castor canadensis
Eastern Gray Squirrel 27
Sciurus carolinensis
Eastern Fox Squirrel 28
Sciurus niger
American Red Squirrel 29
Tamiasciurus hudsonicus
Northern Flying Squirrel 24
Glaucomys sabrinus
Southern Flying Squirrel 30
Glaucomys volans
Woodchuck or Groundhog 31
Marmota monax
Eastern Chipmunk 32
Tamias striatus
Eastern Woodrat or Packrat 33
Neotoma floridana

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