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What lives in Denali

Last verified NPS species database
Every animal below comes from the National Park Service’s own species list for Denali: 37 mammals, 154 birds, 0 reptiles, 1 amphibians and 19 fish recorded as present. Status words (present, unconfirmed, not in park) are the NPS’s, not ours.

Animals people ask about

Grizzly / brown bear

Ursus arctos

Present

Black bear

Ursus americanus

Present

Gray wolf

Canis lupus · Common

Present

Coyote

Canis latrans · Occasional

Present

Canada lynx

Lynx canadensis

Present

Wolverine

Gulo gulo

Present

Moose

Alces alces · Common

Present

Caribou

Rangifer tarandus

Present

Bald eagle

Haliaeetus leucocephalus · Rare

Present

Golden eagle

Aquila chrysaetos · Common

Present

Bison

Bison bison · Historical

Not in park

Mountain goat

Oreamnos americanus · Adjacent

Not in park

By group

Species counts

Present or probably present per the NPS list. “Listed” includes species the NPS has evaluated but marks unconfirmed or not in park.
Mammals
38
43 listed
Birds
160
180 listed
Reptiles
0
0 listed
Amphibians
1
1 listed
Fish
19
19 listed

Mammals

All 38 mammals recorded in Denali

Most abundant first, as the NPS rates them.
SpeciesScientific nameStatus in parkAbundanceNotes
American MartenMartes americanaPresentCommon—
Gray wolfCanis lupusPresentCommon—
MooseAlces alcesPresentCommon—
CoyoteCanis latransPresentOccasional—
American beaverCastor canadensisPresentUnknown—
American black bearUrsus americanusPresentUnknown—
American minkNeogale visonPresentUnknown—
Arctic ground squirrelSpermophilus parryiiPresentUnknown—
Brown bearUrsus arctosPresentUnknown—
Brown lemmingLemmus trimucronatusPresentUnknown—
CaribouRangifer tarandusPresentUnknown—
Cinereus shrewSorex cinereusPresentUnknown—
Show the other 26 mammals ↓
SpeciesScientific nameStatus in parkAbundanceNotes
Collared pikaOchotona collarisPresentUnknown—
Dall's sheepOvis dalliPresentUnknown—
Dusky shrewSorex monticolusPresentUnknown—
ErmineMustela ermineaPresentUnknown—
Hoary marmotMarmota caligataPresentUnknown—
Least weaselMustela nivalisPresentUnknown—
LynxLynx canadensisPresentUnknown—
Meadow jumping mouseZapus hudsoniusPresentUnknown—
Meadow voleMicrotus pennsylvanicusPresentUnknown—
MuskratOndatra zibethicusPresentUnknown—
Northern bog lemmingSynaptomys borealisPresentUnknown—
Northern flying squirrelGlaucomys sabrinusPresentUnknown—
Northern red-backed voleClethrionomys rutilusPresentUnknown—
PorcupineErethizon dorsatumPresentUnknown—
Pygmy shrewSorex hoyiPresentUnknown—
Red foxVulpes vulpesPresentUnknown—
Red squirrelTamiasciurus hudsonicusPresentUnknown—
River otterLontra canadensisProbably Present——
Singing voleMicrotus miurusPresentUnknown—
Snowshoe hareLepus americanusPresentUnknown—
Taiga voleMicrotus xanthognathusPresentUnknown—
Tiny shrewSorex yukonicusPresentUnknown—
Tundra shrewSorex tundrensisPresentUnknown—
Tundra voleMicrotus oeconomusPresentUnknown—
Water shrewSorex palustrisPresentUnknown—
WolverineGulo guloPresentUnknown—

Birds

160 birds — show the list ↓

SpeciesScientific nameStatus in parkNotes
Northern goshawkAccipiter gentilisPresent—
Sharp-shinned hawkAccipiter striatusPresent—
Spotted sandpiperActitis maculariaPresent—
Boreal owlAegolius funereusPresent—
Red-winged blackbirdAgelaius phoeniceusPresent—
Northern pintailAnas acutaPresent—
American wigeonAnas americanaPresent—
Northern shovelerAnas clypeataPresent—
Green-winged tealAnas creccaPresent—
Blue-winged tealAnas discorsPresent—
Eurasian wigeonAnas penelopePresent—
MallardAnas platyrhynchosPresent—
GadwallAnas streperaPresent—
Greater white-fronted gooseAnser albifronsPresent—
American pipitAnthus spinolettaPresent—
SurfbirdAphriza virgataPresent—
Golden eagleAquila chrysaetosPresent—
Ruddy turnstoneArenaria interpresPresent—
Black turnstoneArenaria melanocephalaPresent—
Short-eared owlAsio flammeusPresent—
Lesser scaupAythya affinisPresent—
RedheadAythya americanaPresent—
Ring-necked duckAythya collarisPresent—
Greater scaupAythya marilaPresent—
CanvasbackAythya valisineriaPresent—
Upland sandpiperBartramia longicaudaPresent—
Bohemian waxwingBombycilla garrulusPresent—
Ruffed grouseBonasa umbellusPresent—
Long-billed murreletBrachyramphus marmoratusProbably Present—
BrantBranta berniclaPresent—
Canada gooseBranta canadensisPresent—
Snowy OwlBubo scandiacaPresent—
Great horned owlBubo virginianusPresent—
BuffleheadBucephala albeolaPresent—
Common goldeneyeBucephala clangulaPresent—
Barrow's goldeneyeBucephala islandicaPresent—
Red-tailed hawkButeo jamaicensisPresent—
Rough-legged hawkButeo lagopusPresent—
Swainson's hawkButeo swainsoniPresent—
Lapland longspurCalcarius lapponicusPresent—
SanderlingCalidris albaPresent—
DunlinCalidris alpinaPresent—
Baird's sandpiperCalidris bairdiiPresent—
Western sandpiperCalidris mauriPresent—
Pectoral sandpiperCalidris melanotosPresent—
Least sandpiperCalidris minutillaPresent—
Semipalmated sandpiperCalidris pusillaPresent—
Common redpollCarduelis flammeaPresent—
Hoary redpollCarduelis hornemanniPresent—
Pine siskinCarduelis pinusPresent—
Hermit thrushCatharus guttatusPresent—
Gray-cheeked thrushCatharus minimusPresent—
Swainson's thrushCatharus ustulatusPresent—
Brown creeperCerthia americanaPresent—
Belted kingfisherCeryle alcyonPresent—
Semipalmated ploverCharadrius semipalmatusPresent—
KilldeerCharadrius vociferusProbably Present—
Snow gooseChen caerulescensPresent—
American dipperCinclus mexicanusPresent—
Northern harrierCircus cyaneusPresent—
Long-tailed DuckClangula hyemalisPresent—
Northern flickerColaptes auratusPresent—
Olive-sided FlycatcherContopus cooperiPresent—
Western wood-peweeContopus sordidulusPresent—
Common ravenCorvus coraxPresent—
Steller's jayCyanocitta stelleriProbably Present—
Trumpeter swanCygnus buccinatorPresent—
Tundra swanCygnus columbianusPresent—
Yellow-rumped warblerDendroica coronataPresent—
Yellow warblerDendroica petechiaPresent—
Blackpoll warblerDendroica striataPresent—
Townsend's warblerDendroica townsendiProbably Present—
Alder flycatcherEmpidonax alnorumPresent—
Hammond's FlycatcherEmpidonax hammondiiPresent—
Horned larkEremophila alpestrisPresent—
Rusty blackbirdEuphagus carolinusPresent—
MerlinFalco columbariusPresent—
Peregrin falconFalco peregrinusPresent—
GyrfalconFalco rusticolusPresent—
American kestrelFalco sparveriusPresent—
Wilson's SnipeGallinago delicataPresent—
Yellow-billed loonGavia adamsiiPresent—
Common loonGavia immerPresent—
Pacific loonGavia pacificaPresent—
Red-throated loonGavia stellataPresent—
Sandhill craneGrus canadensisPresent—
Bald eagleHaliaeetus leucocephalusPresent—
Harlequin duckHistrionicus histrionicusPresent—
Varied thrushIxoreus naeviusPresent—
Dark-eyed juncoJunco hyemalisPresent—
Willow ptarmiganLagopus lagopusPresent—
White-tailed PtarmiganLagopus leucuraPresent—
Rock PtarmiganLagopus mutaPresent—
Northern shrikeLanius excubitorPresent—
Herring gullLarus argentatusPresent—
Mew gullLarus canusPresent—
Glaucous-winged gullLarus glaucescensPresent—
Bonaparte's gullLarus philadelphiaPresent—
Rosy FinchLeucosticte arctousPresent—
Gray-crowned rosy finchLeucosticte tephrocotisPresent—
Long-billed dowitcherLimnodromus scolopaceusPresent—
Hudsonian godwitLimosa haemasticaPresent—
White-winged crossbillLoxia leucopteraPresent—
White-winged scoterMelanitta fuscaPresent—
Black scoterMelanitta nigraPresent—
Surf scoterMelanitta perspicillataPresent—
Common merganserMergus merganserPresent—
Red-breasted merganserMergus serratorPresent—
Brown-headed cowbirdMolothrus aterPresent—
Townsend's solitaireMyadestes townsendiPresent—
WhimbrelNumenius phaeopusPresent—
Northern wheatearOenanthe oenanthePresent—
Tennessee WarblerOreothlypis peregrinaPresent—
OspreyPandion haliaetusPresent—
Savannah sparrowPasserculus sandwichensisPresent—
Fox sparrowPasserella iliacaPresent—
Gray jayPerisoreus canadensisPresent—
Cliff SwallowPetrochelidon pyrrhonotaPresent—
Red phalaropePhalaropus fulicariusPresent—
Red-necked phalaropePhalaropus lobatusPresent—
Arctic WarblerPhyllocopus borealisPresent—
Arctic warblerPhylloscopus borealisPresent—
Black-billed MagpiePica hudsoniaPresent—
Black-backed woodpeckerPicoides arcticusPresent—
American Three-toed WoodpeckerPicoides dorsalisPresent—
Downy woodpeckerPicoides pubescensPresent—
Hairy woodpeckerPicoides villosusPresent—
Pine grosbeakPinicola enucleatorPresent—
Western tanagerPiranga ludovicianaPresent—
Snow buntingPlectrophenax nivalisPresent—
American golden-ploverPluvialis dominicaPresent—
Black-bellied ploverPluvialis squatarolaProbably Present—
Horned grebePodiceps auritusPresent—
Red-necked grebePodiceps grisegenaPresent—
Ruby-crowned kingletRegulus calendulaPresent—
Golden-crowned kingletRegulus satrapaPresent—
Bank swallowRiparia ripariaPresent—
Say's phoebeSayornis sayaPresent—
Northern waterthrushSeiurus noveboracensisPresent—
Rufous hummingbirdSelasphorus rufusPresent—
American redstartSetophaga ruticillaPresent—
Red-breasted nuthatchSitta canadensisProbably Present—
American tree sparrowSpizella arboreaPresent—
Long-tailed jaegerStercorarius longicaudusPresent—
Pomarine jaegerStercorarius pomarinusPresent—
Arctic ternSterna paradisaeaPresent—
Great gray owlStrix nebulosaPresent—
European starlingSturnus vulgarisPresent—
Northern hawk owlSurnia ululaPresent—
Tree swallowTachycineta bicolorPresent—
Violet-green swallowTachycineta thalassinaPresent—
Lesser yellowlegsTringa flavipesPresent—
Wandering TattlerTringa incanaPresent—
Greater yellowlegsTringa melanoleucaPresent—
Solitary sandpiperTringa solitariaPresent—
American robinTurdus migratoriusPresent—
Orange-crowned warblerVermivora celataPresent—
Wilson's warblerWilsonia pusillaPresent—
Golden-crowned sparrowZonotrichia atricapillaPresent—
White-crowned sparrowZonotrichia leucophrysPresent—

Amphibians

1 amphibians — show the list ↓

SpeciesScientific nameStatus in parkAbundanceNotes
Wood frogRana sylvaticaPresentUnknown—

Fish

19 fish — show the list ↓

SpeciesScientific nameStatus in parkAbundanceNotes
Longnose suckerCatostomus catostomusPresentUnknown—
Humpback whitefishCoregonus pidschianPresentUnknown—
Least ciscoCoregonus sardinellaPresentUnknown—
Slimy sculpinCottus cognatusPresentCommon—
Alaska blackfishDallia pectoralisPresentCommon—
Northern pikeEsox luciusPresentUnknown—
Arctic lampreyLethenteron camtschaticumPresentUnknown—
BurbotLota lotaPresentUnknown—
Pink SalmonOncorhynchus gorbuschaPresentUnknown—
Chum salmonOncorhynchus ketaPresentUnknown—
Coho salmonOncorhynchus kisutchPresentUnknown—
Sockeye salmonOncorhynchus nerkaPresentUnknown—
Chinook salmonOncorhynchus tshawytschaPresentUnknown—
Round whitefishProsopium cylindraceumPresentUnknown—
Arctic charSalvelinus alpinusPresentUnknown—
Dolly vardenSalvelinus malmaPresentUnknown—
Lake troutSalvelinus namaycushPresentUnknown—
InconnuStenodus leucichthysPresentOccasional—
Arctic graylingThymallus arcticusPresentCommon—

Where this comes from

NPSpecies is the National Park Service’s database of the species documented in each park. We show its vertebrate lists as published: a species is “present” when the park has confirmed it, “unconfirmed” when reports exist without verification, and “not in park” when the NPS has ruled it out (often tagged “historical” for animals that once lived there). Lists lag reality by months or years and seeing an animal is never guaranteed. Plants, insects and other invertebrates are not included here. Browse the full NPSpecies list for Denali.

FAQ

Denali wildlife questions

Are there bears in Denali?
Yes. The NPS species list for Denali records black bear as present.
Are there grizzly bears in Denali?
Yes. The NPS species list for Denali records grizzly / brown bear as present.
Are there wolves in Denali?
Yes. The NPS species list for Denali records gray wolf as present, listed as common.
Are there mountain lions in Denali?
The NPS species list for Denali does not include mountain lion, so there is no record of them in the park.
Are there rattlesnakes in Denali?
The NPS species list for Denali does not include rattlesnakes, so there is no record of them in the park.
How many animal species live in Denali?
The NPS species database lists 37 mammal, 154 bird, 0 reptile, 1 amphibian and 19 fish species as present or probably present in Denali. Plants and invertebrates are not counted here.

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