Species

Eastern Tiger Salamander

Scientific Name: Ambystoma tigrinum
Classification: Nongame species-State listed as threatened
Abundance: Range is shaded in blue (parts of Wake
Hoke, Scotland, Robeson and Moore counties only)

Edisto Crayfish

Scientific Name: Procambarus O. ancylus
Classification: Nongame Fish - Crustacean

Elk

Scientific Name: Cervus elaphus
Classification: Nongame
Abundance: Small population in Haywood, Jackson and Swain counties

Feral Swine

Scientific Name: Sus scrofa
Classification: Nongame
Abundance: Disjunct populations statewide

Five-Lined Skink

Scientific Name:  Eumeces (Plestiodon) fasciatus
Classification:  Nongame
Abundance:  Common throughout most of the state (green)

Flathead Catfish

Scientific Name: Pylodictis olivaris
Classification:  Nongame Fish
Abundance: Common in the Cape Fear River and impoundments of the Yadkin River.

Four-Toed Salamanders

Scientific Name: Hemidactylium scutatum

Listed: State Listed as Special Concern

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Fowler's Toad

Scientific Name: Bufo (Anaxyrus) fowleri 
Classification: Nongame species
Range: Abundant (green)

Fox Squirrel

Scientific Name: Sciurus niger niger & Sciurus niger vulpinus
Classification: Game
Abundance: Locally common (found in blue counties)

French Broad Crayfish

Scientific Name: Cambarus P. reburrus
Classification: Nongame Fish - Crustacean, State Listed as Threatened

Glossy Crayfish Snake

Non-venomous watersnake

Scientific Name: Regina rigida

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Golden Topminnow

Scientific Name: Fundulus chrysotus

Classification: Nongame Fish

Abundance: Rare in North Carolina (green areas)

Grandfather Mountain Crayfish

Scientific Name: Cambarus C. eeseeohensis
Classification: Nongame Fish - Crustacean

Gray Fox

Scientific Name: Urocyon cinereoargenteus
Classification: Game species  
Abundance: Common throughout state

Gray Squirrel

Scientific Name: Sciurus carolinensis
Classification: Small game
Abundance: Abundant-statewide