Snakes
Birds
Small Game/Rodents/Furbearers
Large Animals
100
Most widely distributed snake.
Northern Copperhead
100
State bird, attract females by drumming
Ruffed Grouse
100
Grey, Red, Flying
Squirrel
100
2nd largest member of deer family in PA. 600-1,000lbs. Around 650 in the state.
Elk
200
one of PA's rarest reptiles, facing extinction in PA
Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnake
200
6-8 ft wing span, can live 32 years
Bald Eagle
200
2nd largest rodent, quills 1-4" long, 2 mph at top speed
Porcupine
200
can jump 9 ft high, most widely distributed large animal in North America
White-tailed deer
300
Found above 1800 ft, black or yellow phase
Timber Rattlesnake
300
Larger game bird. Be Franklin wanted to make it our national emblem.
Wild Turkey
300
Only marsupial on our continent.
Opossum
300
Black, brown, cinnamon, or blonde in color
Black Bear
400
Inhabits the lower 2/3 of the state
Copperhead
400
Beats wings 53 times per second.
Humming Bird
400
Considered PA's only feline.
Bobcat
400
Became extinct in PA, now an estimate of 900.
Elk
500
Poisonous but not aggressive
Timber Rattlesnake
500
Migratory game bird, has a a 2¾ inch bill.
American Woodcock
500
Largest canine in PA
Coyote
500
Male called boar, female called sow.
Black Bear
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