To further park research, please report any sightings of animals listed as other than abundant or common to a park visitor center. Please report all bear sightings.

Key
A - abundant; LC - locally common; C - common; U - uncommon;
P - present, but not often seen; R - rare

The pine marten, a year-round resident

of Crater Lake National Park   Species Summer Winter Insect-eaters Vagrant shrew C P Northern water shrew C P Shrew-mole C P California mole U P Bats Little brown myotis C Long-eared myotis U Silver-haired bat R Big brown bat C Rabbits and Pikas Pika C P Snowshoe hare C U Nutall's cottontail R R Carnivores Black bear C P Raccoon R P Marten C LC Fisher R P Shorttail Weasel R P Longtail Weasel C P Mink R R River Otter R R Wolverine R R Badger C P Striped skunk LC R Coyote C C Gray wolf R R Red fox C Gray fox U Mountain lion R R Bobcat R R Deer and Elk Roosevelt elk C R Mule deer C R Black-tail deer C R Antelope Pronghorn antelope U Rodents Yellow-bellied marmot C P California ground squirrel LC P Golden-mantled ground squirrel A P Townsend chipmunk A P Yellow pine chipmunk C P Western gray squirrel R R Douglas squirrel A P North flying squirrel C P Sierra pocket gopher C P Mountain beaver U P Beaver R R Deer mouse A P Bushytail woodrat LC P Meadow vole U P Western red-backed vole C P Long-tailed vole LC P Richardson vole U P Muskrat R R Pacific jumping mouse LC P Porcupine C P