1. Activity: Constructing A Food Web
M. Stafford

2. Food Chains and Food Webs Review
Cooper’s Hawk
Food chain – a series of organisms that transfer food between trophic levels
House Wren
Oak beauty

3. Food web - a network of food chains representing the feeding relationships among organisms in an ecosystem
Quercus
Muhlenbergia Deer Grass
Black Oak

4. Aquatic Protozoans
Elodea and other aquatic plants

5. Belted Kingfisher
Three spinned stickleback

6. Chinook Salmon (Salmo)

7. Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)

8. Black Bear (Ursus)

9. Deer Grass (Muhlenbergia)

10. Valley Oak (Quercus)

11. Oak weevil and other insects
Gall Wasp

12. California Ground Squirrel (Ottospermophilos)

13. Cottontail (Sylvalagus)
Cooper’s Hawk (Accipiter)

14. Acorn Woodpecker (Melanerpes)

15. Plain Titmouse (Parus)

16. Black throated gray warbler

17. Western Fence Lizard (Sceloporus)

18. Common King Snake (Lampropeltis)

19. Timber Rattlesnake (Crotalus)

20. Roadrunner (Geococcyx)

21. Coyote (Canus)

22. Mountain Lion (Felis)
Mule Deer (Odocoileus)

23. Turkey Vulture (Carthartes)

24. Your task To construct a food web using the information from lecture.
You may have one computer for your group if you want to
Arrows point the way energy flows
Scavengers and Decomposers purple
Producers (plants) will be shaded green
Primary consumers shaded blue
Secondary Consumers shaded red.
Omnivores may have more than one color