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.......  This page is always under construction ...... The variety of habitats, from prairies to peaks, is a haven for an astonishing number of wild animals, in Waterton Lakes National Park. Please click thumbnail photo to expand.   Very Rare ... Antelope .. These photos taken 11/25/03, near the pass creek bridge, from the entrance road. Please note in the first photo, near the center of the photo a Mule deer buck walking through the herd. I would be interesting to know what he was thinking. The last reported sighting of one lone Antelope in the park was in 1961.  Elk winter herd across the river at the end of Knights lake. Photo taken 28/11/03

Black Bear and cub Moose and calf Mule Deer Buck Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep Raccoons are rare  Buffalo Waterton Car Wash Chipmunk should eat their food! Twin Mule Deer Fawns Richard Ground Squirrel White Tail Deer Coyote 13 Stripe Ground Squirrel  Cougar (Mountain Lion) Beaver  Rocky Mountain Big Horn Ram

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