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Species Cards New England Cottontail ID Card I created this card to help the users identify the New England Cottontail. This will help in finding it to document its location and try to help save them from going on the endangered species list. This will help users from getting confused between the New England Cottontail and the Snowshoe Hare. 2013-05-17 42lw2 0
Species Cards Raccoon tracking card A species card to help you identify Procon Lotor A.K.A a Raccoon. The card show all evidence you can use to find a raccoon around your area, or other areas. (This is also a entry for the creative kid contest). 2013-05-13 62jw5 0
Species Cards Moose It's a tracking card. It shows the tracks, the scat, the habitat, and what it looks like so if you're looking for a moose you'll know what to look for and where to go to find one. It even has the differences of a deer and a moose so you don't get them confused. 2013-05-01 72jg7 0
Species Cards Speices survey Freash water habitat 2012-10-15 JustSayNo3 0
Species Cards 22 Species Cards by King Middle School students 70+ students at King Middle School in Portland, Maine worked together to build 22 species cards for the Vital Signs community! This was the culminating project for their spring Alien Invaders Expedition. What incredible work! Check out the great Creative Commons-licensed photos they found, the detailed sketches they made, and the species research they did. These cards will undergo an expert review process before appearing in our official library of species cards: http://vitalsignsme.org/species-identification-resources 2012-06-11 gmri 1
Species Cards Japanese Knotweed Bamboo- ERB Wood like stem, covered in leaves. Some broken or bent. Dead bamboo looks like photo on data card (winter photo). Seed looks like data card picture. 2012-05-23 ERB 1
Species Cards Asclepias syriaca was Found We are happy because we are outside on a sunny, beautiful and warm afternoon. We hear the motors of cars and the laughter of classmates along with water moving down the stream. We smell gas from a car and the water from the stream. We see cars rush by the school and people running around along with the plant in the stream waving back and fourth in the fall breeze. Problems and questions we ran into was the stream because the milkweed was in the middle of the stream, also another problem we ran into was finding the plant. 2012-01-04 DoraExplorer 0
Species Cards Asclepias syriaca We are happy because we are outside on a sunny, beautiful and warm afternoon. We hear the motors of cars and the laughter of classmates along with water moving down the stream. We smell gas from a car and the water from the stream. We see cars rush by the school and people running around along with the plant in the stream waving back and fourth in the fall breeze. Problems and questions we ran into was the stream because the milkweed was in the middle of the stream, also another problem we ran into was finding the plant. 2012-01-04 DoraExplorer 0
Species Cards Black Alder 2011-11-03 41gb2 0
Species Cards My Plant Investigation Project: Japanese Knotweed It looks like bamboo, because it is a type of bamboo. Its leaves are like ovals, and the stem is long, and thin. It can be cut down easily put it grows quick. It is near a pond, and it is tall. 2011-06-17 6JD 5