Fish Scientific Name # Collected

Fish Scientific Name # Collected

Date: __4-18-13____ Location: North River* South River** Number of students sampling: 2 groups of 26_______ Time spent sampling: ____35 mins each group_____ Scientific # Scientific # Insects Fish name collected Name collected Class: Insecta Heterandria Dragon Fly Order:Odonata Least Killifish 1 1 formosa Nymph Suborder: Anisoptera Blue Fin Lucania goodei 2 Class: Insecta Killifish Damsel Fly Order: Odonata Lepomis 2 Blue Gill Nymph Suborder: macrochirus Zygoptera Gambusia Class: Insecta Mosquito Fish 12 Megaloptera holbrooki Hellgrammite Order: 4 Family: Cyprinella Corydalidae Shiners whipplei Water Class: Insecta Order: Hemiptera 3 steelcolor Scorpion Lepomis Family: Nepidae Sun Fish Stone Fly Class: Insecta macrochirus Nymph Order: Plecoptera Mat Tom Noturus gyrinus Class: Insecta Catfish Whirligig Order: Coleoptera Poecilial Suborder: 25+ Sailfin Molly Beetle latipinna Adephaga Poecilia Family Gyrinidae Molly 1 May Fly Class: Insecta sphenops Order: 4 Amia calva Nymph Ephemeroptera Bowfin Hyalella Azteca Scud Order: Perciformes Hemiptera: Large Mouth Family: Water Striders 4 Gerridae Bass Centrarchidae Micropterus salmoides Sow Bug Chain Pickerel Esox niger Other Scientific # Species name collected Condition:Water Temperature: ______________ Stream Flow Depth: _____________ Palaemonetes Glass Shrimp 16+ paludosus Other Species Caught: Procambarus Cranefly 1 Rusty Crayfish 5 Leech 1 clarkii Creeping water bug 1 Varies Darter 1 Tadpoles Fishing spider 2 Mussel 1 Varies Turtles *The North River Site at Crystal Springs Preserve is a portion of river that has a very Melanoides rocky bottom with large limestone boulders and mostly tree shaded. Students that Asian Snails 7+ sample in this section of river are typically 3rd – 5th graders using 3 inch square nets tuberculatus (what you might use in a fish tank). Rams Horn 3 Snails **The South River Site at Crystal Springs Preserve is portion of river that has a mostly Fresh Water Corbicula grassy bottom with some sandy spots and very little tree cover. Students that sample in 11 this section of river are typically 7th – 12th graders using large D shaped sampling nets. clams fluminea Pomacea Apple Snails paludosa Data collected by Crystal Springs Foundation Students. .

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