Animals

Wildlife on Mount Wanda

Select one of the images below to learn more about the animals on Mount Wanda. The mosaic of parks and open spaces in the east San Francisco Bay Area, including Mount Wanda, provides habitat for a variety of wildlife. To protect both wildlife and yourself, please do not approach or feed animals, and keep pets on a leash while in the park.

For more information on wildlife in the San Francisco Bay Area, visit the Pacific Coast Science and Learning Center or the SF Bay Wildlife site.

 

Learn More About Animals in the Park

  • Acorn woodpecker perches on branch and turns its' beak to the open sky.
    Birds

    John Muir National Historic Site is a haven of natural habitat for some astonishing avian species.

  • Small deer mouse nibbles on yellow grass.
    Mammals

    Learn more about the furriest critters of John Muir National Historic Site.

  • California salamander plods along on the leaf-littered ground.
    Reptiles & Amphibians

    John Muir National Historic Site is home to a diversity of unique reptiles and amphibians species.

 

Last updated: July 20, 2024

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