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Guadalupe Mountains National Park Mule deer are commonly seen in Guadalupe Mountains National Park.
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Guadalupe Mountains National Park
Wildlife Observations

The park's temperate climate supports a rich diversity of animal species. Many are secretive or nocturnal and rarely seen, while others are common throughout the park. Click on one of the links below for a complete list of the wildlife observations for any month of the year.

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Nesting Hummingbird

Did You Know?
Hummingbirds are often described as "flying jewels" – for good reason. Most males have feathers in their gorgets which shine with a rich, jewel-like iridescence when light hits them. Guadalupe Mountains National Park is host to at least 8 species of hummingbirds, 4 of which are known to nest here.
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Last Updated: March 17, 2008 at 12:32 MST