Invasive SpeciesBurning bush

Euonymus alatus
FOUND by Invasive Natives
2012-10-12
Hampden
Not Yet Reviewed by Expert
Quality checked by Michaela Deshane
Peer reviewed by Autumn Carey
Field Notes
We are so happy we found the Burning Bush and that we found it in fall so it was pretty.
A sketch of our study site.
Supporting Evidence
Photo of my evidence.
it has the simple and oval shape
Photo of my evidence.
Photo of my evidence.
Species Observation: Species Looked For
Did you find it?: 
I think I found it
Scientific name:
Euonymus alatus
Common name:
Burning bush
Sampling method: 
Just looking around
Photo of our sampling method.
Place Studied
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Latitude: 
N 44.739061 °
Longitude: 
W -68.842833 °
Observation Site Information
A photo of our study site.
Habitat: 
Upland - Developed areas
Trip Information
Name:
RB SCHOOLYARD
Trip date: 
Fri, 2012-10-12 12:33
Town or city: 
Hampden
Type of investigation: 
Species Survey
Ecosystem: 
Upland
Watershed: 
Penobscot

Comments

Submitted by backyardballers on Mon, 2012-10-22 09:41.

Written Evidence

I am confused with the written evidence with the last two pictures. How do those pictures back up your claim of finding the plant without any written evidence?

Submitted by victorioussecret on Tue, 2012-10-23 12:57.

Great Job!

Really good job but your pictures are a little blurry and unfocused. A way to fix that is when you take the picture don't zoom in so much, zoom in on a computer in iphoto. Also, you could add some more info. I feel that the information that you give is vague and more could be added. These are just a few things but overall I really liked everything.

Submitted by Invasive Natives on Fri, 2012-10-12 21:24.

coordinates

44 44 20 62N
68 50 34 20W

Submitted by gmri on Fri, 2012-10-19 10:08.

Google says so

Thanks for you updated coordinates! I converted your coordinates to the units Decimal Degrees. Google Maps needs coordinates in Decimal Degrees, rather than Degrees, Minutes, Seconds.

44.739061,-68.842833

Your observation will be in the right spot in about 2 minutes....

Submitted by sniffly salamander on Fri, 2012-10-12 14:05.

It looks like your

It looks like your coordinates are a little off to me based on the face that you are right by a building in the photos by not on the map. I know that the VS team can update your coordinates if you share the correct coordinates in the comments here.

You can use this website to find the correct coordinates. http://itouchmap.com/latlong.html

Awesome photos!

~sniffly