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Wildlife, plants and environment at Mount Spokane

Wildlife

Mammals	Birds	Fish & Sea Life
• Bears • Bobcats • Chipmunks • Coyotes • Deer or Elk • Marten • Minks • Moose • Rabbits • Raccoons • Skunks • Squirrels • Weasels	• Crows or Ravens • Doves or Pigeons • Eagles • Grouse • Hawks • Hummingbirds • Jays • Owls • Turkeys • Woodpeckers	• Trout

Physical Features		Plant Life
Mount Spokane is the most southerly peak in the Selkirk Chain. The park has granite outcroppings.		• Cedar • Douglas Fir • Hemlock • Nobel Fir • Ponderosa Pine • Spruce • Yew • Alder • Ash • Birch • Maple • Daisy • Foxglove • Lupines • Orchids • Paintbrush • Berries • Ferns • Moss or Lichens • Thistle

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