🇱🇹 Animals of Lithuania

The common raccoon dog is a stocky, fox-like canid of East Asia with a black face mask like a raccoon's.

The Eurasian jay is a pinkish-brown crow with a bright blue panel on each wing.

The Eurasian lynx is the biggest of the four lynx species and the largest wild cat in Europe.

The European badger is a stocky, striped-faced mustelid that lives in family clans across Europe and western Asia.

The European bison, or wisent, is the heaviest wild animal on land in Europe.

The European pine marten is a cat-sized mustelid with a brown coat and a cream bib.

The European polecat is a dark, stocky mustelid with a pale face mask that hunts frogs, voles and rabbits by night.

The gray wolf is the largest wild member of the dog family and the ancestor of every domestic dog.

The moose is the largest deer.

The red fox has the widest range of any wild carnivore.

The red squirrel is a small tree squirrel of the conifer and broadleaf forests of Europe and northern Asia.

The roe deer is the smallest and most common deer in Europe, red in summer and grey in winter.

The rook is a large black crow of European and Asian farmland, known by the bare pale skin around the base of its bill.

The tawny owl is the common night owl of European woodland, with a round head, black eyes and no ear tufts.

The western capercaillie is the largest grouse in the world and lives in old conifer forest across northern Eurasia.

The white stork is a large white bird with black wings, a red bill and long red legs.

The white-tailed eagle is the largest bird of prey in Europe, a brown sea eagle with a short white wedge of a tail.