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Part I -- Species Identification -- BIRDS
Place the number of the species from the master list on this page next to the number of the slide that identifies that species.
WATERFOWL WINTER BIRDS MARSH & WATER BIRDS 1. American Black Duck 47. American Crow 102. American Bittern 2. American Wigeon 48. Black-capped Chickadee 103. American Coot 3. Blue-winged Teal 49. Blue Jay 104. Belted Kingfisher _____ 1 4. Bufflehead 50. Brown Creeper 105. Black-crowned Night Heron 5. Canada Goose 51. Dark-eyed Junco 106. Common Snipe 6. Canvasback 52. Downy Woodpecker 107. Great Blue Heron _____ 2 7. Common Goldeneye 53. Evening Grosbeak 108. Great Egret 8. Common Merganser 54. Golden-crowned Kinglet 109. Green Heron 9. Green-winged Teal 55. Hairy Woodpecker 110. Herring Gull _____ 3 10. Hooded Merganser 56. Homed Lark 111. Horned Grebe 11. Lesser Scaup 57. Northern Cardinal 112. King Rail 12. Mallard 58. Northern Shrike 113. Lesser Yellowlegs _____ 4 13. Northern Pintail 59. Pileated Woodpecker 114. Marsh Wren 14. Northern Shoveler 60. Pine Grosbeak 115. Pied-billed Grebe _____ 5 15. Old Squaw 61. Pine Siskin 116. Red-winged Blackbird 16. Red-breasted Merganser 62. Purple Finch 117. Ring-billed Gull 17. Redhead 63. Red-breasted Nuthatch 118. Solitary Sandpiper _____ 6 18. Ring-necked Duck 64. Red Crossbill 119. Sora 19. Ruddy Duck 65. Redpoll 120. Spotted Sandpiper 20. Tundra Swan 66. Ruby-crowned Kinglet 121. Tree Swallow _____ 7 21. White-winged Scoter 67. Snow Bunting 22. Wood Duck 68. Tree Sparrow BIRDS OF THE FOREST 23. Snow Goose 69. Tufted Titmouse 122. American Redstart _____ 8 70. White-breasted Nuthatch 123. American Woodcock BIRDS OF PREY 71. White-throated Sparrow 124. Black & White Warbler _____ 9 24. American Kestrel 72. White-winged Crossbill 125. Black-throated Blue Warbler 25. Bald Eagle 126. Black-throated Green Warbler 26. Barn Owl BIRDS OF FIELD AND GARDEN 127. Cedar Waxwing _____ 10 27. Barred Owl 128. Cerulean Warbler 28. Broad-winged Hawk 73. American Goldfinch 129. Chestnut-sided Warbler 29. Coopers Hawk 74. American Robin 130. Great-Crested Flycatcher _____ 11 30. Golden Eagle 75. Barn Swallow 131. Hermit Thrush 31. Great Horned Owl 76. Bobolink 132. Hooded Warbler 32. Long-eared Owl 77. Bobwhite 133. Kentucky Warbler _____ 12 33. Merlin 78. Brown Thrasher 134. Magnolia Warbler 34. Northern Goshawk 79. Chimney Swift 135. Northern Raven _____ 13 35. Northern Harrier 80. Chipping Sparrow 136. Ovenbird 36. Osprey 81. Common Flicker 137. Red-eyed Vireo 37. Peregrine Falcon 82. Common Grackle 138. Red-headed Woodpecker _____ 14 38. Red-shouldered Hawk 83. Common Yellowthroat 139. Rose-breasted Grosbeak 39. Red-tailed Hawk 84. Eastern Bluebird 140. Ruffed Grouse 40. Saw-whet Owl 85. Eastern Kingbird 141. Rufous-sided Towhee _____ 15 41. Screech Owl 86. Eastern Phoebe 142. Scarlet Tanager 42. Sharp-shinned Hawk 87. Eastern Meadowlark 143. Veery 43. Short-eared Owl 88. Field Sparrow 144. Wild Turkey _____ 16 44. Snowy Owl 89. Gray Catbird 145. Wood Thrush 45. Turkey Vulture 90. House Wren 146. Yellow-rumped Warbler _____ 17 46. Black Vulture 91. Indigo Bunting 92. Killdeer 93. Mourning Dove _____ 18 94. Northern Mockingbird 95. Purple Martin 96. Ring-necked Pheasant _____ 19 97. Ruby-throated Hummingbird 98. Song Sparrow 99. Yellow-billed Cuckoo _____ 20 100. Yellow-breasted Chat 101. Yellow Warbler
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Part I -- Species Identification -- BIRDS
Place the number of the species from the master list on this page next to the number of the slide that identifies that species.
WATERFOWL WINTER BIRDS MARSH & WATER BIRDS 1. American Black Duck 47. American Crow 102. American Bittern 2. American Wigeon 48. Black-capped Chickadee 103. American Coot 3. Blue-winged Teal 49. Blue Jay 104. Belted Kingfisher _____ 21 4. Bufflehead 50. Brown Creeper 105. Black-crowned Night Heron 5. Canada Goose 51. Dark-eyed Junco 106. Common Snipe 6. Canvasback 52. Downy Woodpecker 107. Great Blue Heron _____ 22 7. Common Goldeneye 53. Evening Grosbeak 108. Great Egret 8. Common Merganser 54. Golden-crowned Kinglet 109. Green Heron 9. Green-winged Teal 55. Hairy Woodpecker 110. Herring Gull _____ 23 10. Hooded Merganser 56. Homed Lark 111. Horned Grebe 11. Lesser Scaup 57. Northern Cardinal 112. King Rail 12. Mallard 58. Northern Shrike 113. Lesser Yellowlegs _____ 24 13. Northern Pintail 59. Pileated Woodpecker 114. Marsh Wren 14. Northern Shoveler 60. Pine Grosbeak 115. Pied-billed Grebe _____ 25 15. Old Squaw 61. Pine Siskin 116. Red-winged Blackbird 16. Red-breasted Merganser 62. Purple Finch 117. Ring-billed Gull 17. Redhead 63. Red-breasted Nuthatch 118. Solitary Sandpiper _____ 26 18. Ring-necked Duck 64. Red Crossbill 119. Sora 19. Ruddy Duck 65. Redpoll 120. Spotted Sandpiper 20. Tundra Swan 66. Ruby-crowned Kinglet 121. Tree Swallow _____ 27 21. White-winged Scoter 67. Snow Bunting 22. Wood Duck 68. Tree Sparrow BIRDS OF THE FOREST 23. Snow Goose 69. Tufted Titmouse 122. American Redstart _____ 28 70. White-breasted Nuthatch 123. American Woodcock BIRDS OF PREY 71. White-throated Sparrow 124. Black & White Warbler _____ 29 24. American Kestrel 72. White-winged Crossbill 125. Black-throated Blue Warbler 25. Bald Eagle 126. Black-throated Green Warbler 26. Barn Owl BIRDS OF FIELD AND GARDEN 127. Cedar Waxwing _____ 30 27. Barred Owl 128. Cerulean Warbler 28. Broad-winged Hawk 73. American Goldfinch 129. Chestnut-sided Warbler 29. Coopers Hawk 74. American Robin 130. Great-Crested Flycatcher _____ 31 30. Golden Eagle 75. Barn Swallow 131. Hermit Thrush 31. Great Horned Owl 76. Bobolink 132. Hooded Warbler 32. Long-eared Owl 77. Bobwhite 133. Kentucky Warbler _____ 32 33. Merlin 78. Brown Thrasher 134. Magnolia Warbler 34. Northern Goshawk 79. Chimney Swift 135. Northern Raven _____ 33 35. Northern Harrier 80. Chipping Sparrow 136. Ovenbird 36. Osprey 81. Common Flicker 137. Red-eyed Vireo 37. Peregrine Falcon 82. Common Grackle 138. Red-headed Woodpecker _____ 34 38. Red-shouldered Hawk 83. Common Yellowthroat 139. Rose-breasted Grosbeak 39. Red-tailed Hawk 84. Eastern Bluebird 140. Ruffed Grouse 40. Saw-whet Owl 85. Eastern Kingbird 141. Rufous-sided Towhee _____ 35 41. Screech Owl 86. Eastern Phoebe 142. Scarlet Tanager 42. Sharp-shinned Hawk 87. Eastern Meadowlark 143. Veery 43. Short-eared Owl 88. Field Sparrow 144. Wild Turkey _____ 36 44. Snowy Owl 89. Gray Catbird 145. Wood Thrush 45. Turkey Vulture 90. House Wren 146. Yellow-rumped Warbler _____ 37 46. Black Vulture 91. Indigo Bunting 92. Killdeer 93. Mourning Dove _____ 38 94. Northern Mockingbird 95. Purple Martin 96. Ring-necked Pheasant _____ 39 97. Ruby-throated Hummingbird 98. Song Sparrow 99. Yellow-billed Cuckoo _____ 40 100. Yellow-breasted Chat 101. Yellow Warbler
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Part I -- Species Identification -- MAMMALS
Place the number of the species from the master list on this page next to the number of the slide that identifies that species.
1. Beaver
_____ 1 2. Big Brown Bat 3. Black Bear _____ 2 4. Bobcat
5. Coyote _____ 3 6. Eastern Chipmunk _____ 4 7. Eastern Cottontail Rabbit 8. Eastern Mole _____ 5 9. Eastern Woodrat _____ 6 10. Elk 11. Fisher _____ 7 12. Flying Squirrel
_____ 8 13. Fox Squirrel 14. Gray Fox _____ 9 15. Gray Squirrel
_____ 10 16. Long-tailed Weasel / Ermine 17. Meadow Vole _____ 11 18. Mink
19. Muskrat _____ 12 20. Northern Short-tailed Shrew _____ 13 21. Other Weasels 22. Porcupine _____ 14 23. Raccoon _____ 15 24. Red Fox 25. Red Squirrel _____ 16 26. River Otter _____ 17 27. Snowshoe Hare 28. Striped Skunk _____ 18 29. Virginia Opossum
_____ 19 30. White-footed Mouse 31. White-tailed Deer _____ 20 32. Woodchuck
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Part I -- Species Identification -- BIRD CALLS
Place the number from this list of birds in the space next to the number that corresponds with the bird call played for you.
1. American Robin 26. House Wren _____ 1 2. American Bittern 27. House Finch _____ 2 3. American Woodcock 28. House Sparrow
_____ 3 4. American Crow 29. Killdeer 5. American Redstart 30. Mourning Dove _____ 4 6. Barred Owl 31. Northern Cardinal _____ 5 7. Black-capped Chickadee 32. Northern Flicker
_____ 6 8. Black-crowned Night-Heron 33. Northern Oriole 9. Blue Jay 34. Northern Mockingbird _____ 7 10. Bobolink 35. Northern Cardinal _____ 8 11. Bobwhite 36. Ovenbird
12. Brown Thrasher 37. Pileated Woodpecker _____ 9 13. Brown-headed Cowbird 38. Red-eyed Vireo _____ 10 14. Canada Goose 39. Red-tailed Hawk
_____ 11 15. Cedar Waxwing 40. Red-winged Blackbird 16. Chimney Swift 41. Ring-necked Pheasant _____ 12 17. Common Grackle 42. Rose-breasted Grosbeak _____ 13 18. Dark-eyed Junco 43. Ruffed Grouse
_____ 14 19. Eastern Meadowlark 44. Rufous-sided Towhee 20. Eastern Kingbird 45. Scarlet Tanager _____ 15 21. Eastern Bluebird 46. Screech Owl _____ 16 22. European Starling 47. Song Sparrow
23. Gray Catbird 48. Whip-poor-will _____ 17 24. Great Homed Owl 49. White-throated Sparrow _____ 18 25. Hooded Warbler 50. Wood Thrush
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Part III -- Identification – FOODS/Cover
Examine each food carefully. Place the number from the list of foods in the space next to the number that corresponds with the twenty samples you are shown.
1. Alder 31. Greenbrier
2. American Beech 32. Hackberry _____ 1 3. American Chestnut 33. Hercules-club
_____ 2 4. American Elderberry 34. Juneberry 5. American Hazelnut 35. Mapleleaf Viburnum _____ 3 6. American Holly 36. Mulberry _____ 4 7. American Honeysuckle 37. Nannyberry
_____ 5 8. American Mountain-ash 38. Red Oak Group 9. Arrow wood 39. Oats _____ 6 10. Apple 40. Osage-orange _____ 7 11. Bigtooth & Quaking Aspen 41. Pawpaw
12. Birdsfoot Trefoil 42. Poison Ivy _____ 8 13. Bittersweet---both native 43. Red Maple and introduced _____ 9 44. Sassafras 14. Blackberry _____ 10 45. Sawtooth Oak 15. Black Cherry 46. Shagbark Hickory _____ 11 16. Black Gum 47. Shellbark Hickory 17. Black Locust _____ 12 48. Sumac, All Varieties 18. Black Raspberry _____ 13 49. Sunflower 19. Black Walnut 50. Tartarian Honeysuckle _____ 14 20. Blueberry 51. Teaberry 21. Buckwheat _____ 15 52. Virginia Creeper 22. Buttonbush 53. Washington Hawthorn _____ 16 23. Clover 54. White Oak group 24. Common Persimmon _____ 17 55. Wild Grape 25. Common Spicebush _____ 18 56. Wild Plum 26. Coralberry 57. Willow _____ 19 27. Crabapple 58. Witch Hazel 28. Dogwood--both native _____ 20 59. Winterberry and introduced
29. Eastern White pine 30. Eastern Red Cedar
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Part III -- Identification -- WILDLIFE SIGNS
Examine each exhibit carefully. Place the number from the list of birds and animals in the space next to the number that corresponds with the twenty samples you are shown.
1. American Black Duck 26. Long-tailed Weasel
2. American Crow 27. Mallard _____ 1 3. American Kestrel 28. Meadow Vole
_____ 2 4. American Woodcock 29. Mink 5. Beaver 30. Mourning Dove _____ 3 6. Black Bear 31. Muskrat _____ 4 7. Blue Jay 32. Northern Cardinal
_____ 5 8. Blue-winged Teal 33. Porcupine 9. Bobcat 34. Raccoon _____ 6 10. Bobwhite 35. Red Fox _____ 7 11. Canada Goose 36. Red-tailed Hawk
12. Common Grackle 37. Red-winged Blackbird _____ 8 13. Common Flicker 38. Ring-necked Pheasant _____ 9 14. Common Snipe 39. River Otter
_____ 10 15. Coyote 40. Ruffed Grouse 16. Eastern Cottontail Rabbit 41. Screech Owl _____ 11 17. Elk 42. Snowshoe Hare _____ 12 18. Fox Squirrel 43. Starling
_____ 13 19. Gray Fox 44. Striped Skunk 20. Gray Squirrel 45. Tundra Swan _____ 14 21. Great Blue Heron 46. Virginia Opossum _____ 15 22. Great Horned Own 47. White-tailed Deer
23. Green-winged Teal 48. Wild Turkey _____ 16 24. House Sparrow 49. Woodchuck _____ 17 25. Killdeer 50. Wood Duck
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Part III -- Identification -- TRACKS
Examine each exhibit carefully. Place the number from the list of birds and animals in the space next to the number that corresponds with the twenty samples you are shown.
1. American Coot 26. Long-tailed Weasel
2. American Crow 27. Mallard _____ 1 3. Bald Eagle 28. Meadow Jumping Mouse
_____ 2 4. Beaver 29. Meadow Vole 5. Black Bear 30. Mink _____ 3 6. Bobcat 31. Muskrat _____ 4 7. Bobwhite 32. Northern Short-tailed Shrew
8. Canada Goose 33. Norway Rat _____ 5 9. Common Flicker 34. Pileated Woodpecker _____ 6 10. Common Snipe 35. Porcupine
_____ 7 11. Coyote 36. Raccoon 12. Dark-eyed Junco 37. Red Fox _____ 8 13. Domestic Cat 38. Red Squirrel _____ 9 14. Domestic Dog 39. Ring-necked Pheasant
_____ 10 15. Downy Woodpecker 40. River Otter 16. Eastern Chipmunk 41. Ruffed Grouse _____ 11 17. Eastern Cottontail Rabbit 42. Snowshoe Hare _____ 12 18. Eastern Woodrat 43. Spotted Sandpiper
_____ 13 19. Elk 44. Striped Skunk 20. Fisher 45. Virginia Opossum _____ 14 21. Fox Squirrel 46. White-footed Mouse
_____ 15 22. Gray Fox 47. White-tailed Deer 23. Gray Squirrel 48. Wild Turkey _____ 16 24. Great Blue Heron 49. Woodchuck _____ 17 25. Green-winged Teal 50. Wood Duck
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Part III -- Identification – Non-native / Introduced Species
Examine each exhibit carefully. Place the number from the list of Non-native / Introduced Species in the space next to the number that corresponds with the twenty samples you are shown.
Plants Birds and Mammals
1. Ailanthus 21. Starling _____ 1 2. Royal Paulownia 22. House Sparrow
_____ 2 3. Norway Spruce 23. Nutria 4. Norway Maple 24. Norway Rat _____ 3 5. Weeping Willow 25. House Mouse _____ 4 6. Horse Chestnut 26. Egyptian Goose
7. Russian Olive 27. Domestic Goose _____ 5 8. Purple Loosestrife 28. Mute Swan _____ 6 9. English Ivy 29. Muscovy Duck
_____ 7 10. Kudzu 30. Ringnecked Pheasant 11. Canada Thistle 31. Chukkar Partridge _____ 8 12. Garlic Mustard 32. Feral Hog _____ 9 13. Japanese Honeysuckle
_____ 10 14. Barberry Insects and Diseases 15. Multifloral Rose 33. Asian Long-Horned Beetle _____ 11 16. Japanese Knotweed 34. Brown Marmorated Stink Bug _____ 12 17. Mile-a-minute weed 35. Emerald Ash Borer
_____ 13 18. Phragmites 36. Gypsy Moth 19. Giant Hogweed 37. Hemlock Wooly Adelgid _____ 14 20. Autumn Olive 38. Spotted Lanternfly
_____ 15 39. 1000 Canker Disease
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