Home
Reservations
Discover Pass
Special Offers
Passes/Permits
Volunteering
Donations
Centennial 2013
Beyond 2013
Commission Meetings
What's New
State Parks Foundation
News
Tsunami Debris

Complete park
information
Reservations
Camping
Maps/directions
Special Features
Interpretive/history
Services/supplies
Activities/events
Wildlife/plants/
environment
Park Plans
Photo gallery

Wildlife, plants and environment at Larrabee

Wildlife

Mammals	Birds	Fish & Sea Life
• Bobcats • Chipmunks • Coyotes • Deer or Elk • Foxes • Otters • Rabbits • Raccoons • Skunks • Squirrels • Weasels	• Chukars • Crows or Ravens • Doves or Pigeons • Ducks • Eagles • Geese • Grouse • Gulls • Hawks • Herons • Hummingbirds • Jays • Ospreys • Owls • Pheasants • Quail • Woodpeckers	• Clams • Crabs • Octopuses • Sea Birds • Sea Cucumbers • Shellfish • Shrimp • Starfish • Whales • Bass • Perch • Salmon • Steelhead • Trout • Walleye

Physical Features		Plant Life
The park is primarily forested with coniferous trees and dense woodland vegetation. It has marshlands, wetlands, streams, lakes and Chuckanut Mountain. The area is known for chuckanut sandstone.		• Cedar • Douglas Fir • Hemlock • Yew • Alder • Apple • Ash • Birch • Cherry • Maple • Daisy • Rhododendron • Berries • Eel Grass • Ferns • Moss or Lichens • Seaweed • Thistle

Jobs • Agency Info. • Fees • Rules • Site Map • Contact us • Privacy Policy • Governor’s Lean Initiative