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The wildlife at Horseshoe Bend is abundant. You will be able to view some type of animal at any time of the year while visiting the park. Turkey, deer and squirrel are common place in the park. An occasional glimpse of an armadillo, coyote or fox is an unexpected occurrences yet pleasant. Enjoy the wildlife you find in Horseshoe Bend but remember these gifts are protected. |
Various studies are underway at the park to complete inventories of the different fauna and flora located in the park. The studies are being conducted by various universities under cooperative agreements with the National Park Service. Click on any of the links below to view a list of the fauna or flora in the park and to view information on the herpetology study being conducted by the University of Georgia. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view these documents. The program is free to download by following this link:Adobe Reader |
Turtles are viewable any time the sun is shining. They climb on to the rocks of the Tallapoosa River, all scrambling for a spot to soak up the sun. Take only photographs and leave only footprints. Last Updated: Thursday, July 17, 2003 8:43 AM |
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