'Red squirrel' diaporamas de présentation

Black Bear

Black Bear. White Tail Deer. Porcupine. Ground Hog. Opossum. Mink. Fisher. Weasel. Raccoon. Grey Fox. Red Fox. Coyote. Timber Wolf. Grey Squirrel. Fox Squirrel. Red Squirrel. Chipmunk. Turkey. Ringneck Pheasant. Ruffed Grouse. Bobwhite Quail. Canada Goose. Mallard Duck.

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Big Game

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Mammals of Minnesota

Mammals of Minnesota. Taxonomic Hierarchy. Kingdom: Phylum: Sub-phylum: Class: Sub-class: Infra-class: . Animalia. Chordata. Vertebrata. Mammalia. Theria. Metatheria- Didelphimorphia. Eutheria- All other North American mammals. Order:. RODENTIA. Ondatra zibethicus.

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Fish and Wildlife

Fish and Wildlife. Mammals. Badger. Beaver. Cottontail. Coyote. Eastern Chipmunk. Gray Fox. Red Fox. Jackrabbit. Mink. Mole. Moose. Deer mouse. House mouse. Jumping Mouse. Meadow Vole. Muskrat. Norway Rat. Opposum. Otter. Pocket Gopher. Porcupine. Raccoon. Shrew.

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Mammals

Mammals. Badger. Beaver. Cottontail. Coyote. Eastern chipmunk. Gray fox. Red fox. Jackrabbit. Mink. Mole. Moose. Deer mouse. House mouse. Jumping mouse. Meadow mouse. Muskrat. Norway rat. Opossum. Otter. Pocket gopher. Porcupine. Raccoon. Shrew. Snowshoe hare.

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Animal Tracks

Animal Tracks. By: Ray Hanley. Opossum. Moles. Shrews. Black Bear. Raccoon. Short tail Weasels. Mink. Fisher. Striped Skunk. Coyote. Red Fox. Grey Fox. Bobcat. Lynx. Mountain Lion. Eastern Chipmunks. Red Squirrel. Grey Squirrel. Beaver. Muskrat. Porcupine. Cottontail Rabbit.

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Fall Story Structures Grade 2 2.OA.1 Solve addition and subtraction word problems within 50

Fall Story Structures Grade 2 2.OA.1 Solve addition and subtraction word problems within 50. Fourteen cats are sitting on the porch. Seven more cats wandered onto the porch. How many cats are on the porch? _____________ _____ cats.

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Small Mammal ID

Small Mammal ID. Wildlife & Fisheries. Bob Cat. Lynx. Badger. Black-tailed Prairie Dog. Porcupine. Collard Peccary. Snowshoe Hare. Jackrabbit. Cottontail Rabbit. Swamp Rabbit. Gray Fox. Red Fox. Swift Fox. Coyote. Wolverine. Oppossum. Spotted Skunk. Striped Skunk. Red Squirrel.

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Woodsong

By Gary Paulsen. Woodsong. Chapter 1. Vocabulary--define paradox tandem inflict

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Exam I

Exam I. Highest grade: 103.3 Average: 79.6. Freshwater hydra reproducing asexually via budding. Hermaphroditic earthworms mating. Jack-in-the-pulpit becomes asexual, male, or female depending on energy reserves: Female fruiting stage requires large amount of energy. Example of polyandry:

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Mammal 2

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Create your own animal

Create your own animal. By: Addie Aldinger. Location of the Taiga. It stretches across Canada, Europe, and Asia it is the largest biome in the world. Characteristics of the Taiga. In the Taiga it is below freezing for 6 months of the year Total yearly precipitation is 12-33 inches

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Lynx

Lynx. By Ali Linson. Description. A medium sized cat Has unusually large paws that act like snow shows in deep snow. Size. Two and a half feet long and weighs to about 17 to 25 lbs. Habitat. Live in the forest and young trees. Diet.

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Taiga

Taiga. By John H errington . Cold winters warm summers. How cold or warm a place is. Some plants like blue bells ,pines , and spruces. Some animals like European robin , red squirrel , dear , mouse , and elk. A red squirrel has fluffy ears to keep warm. It has 2 seasons.

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Squirrels Rule

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ENDANGERED SPECIES IN THE UK

ENDANGERED SPECIES IN THE UK. Red squirrel Water vole Capercaillie Lapwing. RED SQUIRREL. Watch the film to find why red squirrels have become endangered and why Dundee is so important in their conservation.

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LYNX boreal forest

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Friend or Foe? Toleration or Extermination?

Friend or Foe? Toleration or Extermination?.

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Native Woodland

Native Woodland. One endangered species living in our native woods is the red squirrel. Another is the Capercaillie . Copy the following notes:. The capercaillie is the largest member of the grouse family and lives in pine forests of Scotland.

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Blaenbaglan Woods

Blaenbaglan Woods. Strigidae Vulpes Vulpes Apodemus Bufo. Fox Foxes are shy, and also nocturnal. There is a family living in the woods. Can you spot it?. Mouse

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