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Toms (adult males) weigh 18-24 pounds or more; hens (females) about 10 pounds. Plumage is iridescent bronze; [...]
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Bald eagles are at least 3 feet tall, with a wing span of 6-8 feet.
Females can weigh as much as 14 pounds; males weigh 7-10 pounds.
The body and wings vary from dark brown to black. At 4 years of
age they acquire the white head and [...]
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The beaver is the largest North American rodent, ranging in weight from 30-100 pounds. Their large webbed [...]
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A large mammal with powerful limbs, a small head, and small, rounded ears. Female black bears weigh 125-150 pounds, whereas adult males [...]
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The little brown bat is a small mammal with a body length of 3 - [...]
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Moose are big. An adult moose, averaging 1,000 pounds and standing 6 feet at the shoulder, is the largest wild animal in North America. [...]
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With mottled brown feathers, the woodcock is nearly invisible as it sits fight among the dry leaves of the forest floor. Short, rounded [...]
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Fishers (locally called fisher-cat, although they’re not related to cats nor do they eat a lot of cats) have long, slender bodies [...]
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Snowshoe hare have large hind feet; both front and hind feet are heavily furred in winter. Their toes spread out like a “snowshoe”, [...]
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Eastern coyotes typically weigh 30-50 pounds and are 48-60 inches long, approximately twice the size of their close relative, the [...]
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