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Wildlife

Mammals	Birds	Fish & Sea Life
• Deer or Elk • Muskrats • Otters • Raccoons • Squirrels	• Crows or Ravens • Ducks • Eagles • Geese • Gulls • Herons • Hummingbirds • Jays • Ospreys • Pheasants • Woodpeckers	• Clams • Crabs • Mussels • Oysters • Sea Birds • Shellfish • Salmon • Steelhead • Sturgeon • Trout

Physical Features		Plant Life	Special
The park has primarily coniferous forest and marshlands on Hood Canal, with streams, tidelands and wetlands.		• Cedar • Douglas Fir • Hemlock • Alder • Apple • Ash • Cherry • Maple • Daisy • Rhododendron • Rose • Berries • Eel Grass • Ferns • Moss or Lichens	Many generations of Indians once frequented the area where the park is located.

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