1. Envirothon Review 2010-2011 Edition

2. SOIL AND SUCH Sand sort of obvious Silt stick in the groves of your fingers (compress) Clay will ‘ball up’ Loam mixture of particle sizes ‘

3. O – organic (partially decomposed matter A – topsoil (lots of nutrients) B – subsoil (small particles; few nutrients) C – partially weathered rock R - bedrock Soil Horizons

4. Caddisfly Larvae

5. Damselfly Larvae

6. Dobsonfly Larvae

7. Stonefly Larvae GILLS!!! Gills on legs 2 or 3 hair like tails

8. Mayfly Larvae GILLS!!! Gills on abdomen 2 or 3 hair like tails

9. Green Frog

10. Bull Frog

11. Marbled Salamander

12. Northern Two Lined Salamander

13. Remember – You only increase in stream order when two like numbered streams come together. EX: If a 3 rd order and 2 nd order stream come together, they do not make a 5 th order stream. It would still be considered a 3 rd order stream!

14. Gypsy Moth

15. Asian Long-Horned Beetle

16. Emerald Ash Borer

17. Hemlock Wooly Adelgid

18. Beaver

19. Black Bear

20. Cottontail Rabbit

21. Raccoon

22. River Otter

23. White-Tailed Deer

24. Bobcat

25. Eastern Coyote Elk

26. Red FoxGray Fox

27. Opossum

28. Porcupine

29. Striped Skunk

30. Bird Calls Bald Eagle Barn Owl Barred Owl Black-Capped Chickadee Blue Jay Canada Goose Cardinal Common Nighthawk Crow Dove Eastern Towhee Great Blue Heron Great Horned Owl House Sparrow House Wren Kestrel Mallard Meadowlark Northern Flicker Osprey Pheasant Pileated Woodpecker Red-Tailed Hawk Red-winged Blackbird Ruffed Grouse Robin Screech Owl Wild Turkey Wood Duck Wood Thrush Woodcock Use the Identiflyer and cards to learn these bird calls.