Wildlife Field Note
Yosemite is famous for stone and waterfalls, but the wildlife gives the valley its daily rhythm. Deer graze in meadows, jays flash blue between trees, and bears remind visitors to respect food storage rules. The magnet holds that living side of the icon, a small cue that the postcard view is also a habitat.
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Animal Notes
Yosemite National Park is more than a scenic stop. Its wildlife story runs through granite cliffs, meadows, oak woodland, conifer forest, and high country, where black bears, mule deer, Steller’s jays, peregrine falcons, and Sierra Nevada wildlife help travelers notice the park as a living landscape.
Yosemite’s range of elevations creates many habitats, from valley meadows to high Sierra granite and forest.
Map Habitat
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Keepsake Details
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