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What

Common Cluster Fly (Pollenia rudis)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 7, 2016 01:19 PM EDT

Description

This insect species is common thoroughout the area. It is a large species of fly. It is approximately the size of a dime. It has a black back shell with transparent wings and a silver-green head.

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Brown Stink Bugs (Genus Euschistus)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 5, 2016 03:59 PM EDT

Description

This insect species is common throughout the area. It is approximately the size of a dime. It has a hard shell on its back. The insect is a dark brown color. It can be found in temperate climates. It generally lives close to the ground.

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Small White (Pieris rapae)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 5, 2016 03:44 PM EDT

Description

This insect species is common throughout the area. It is approximately the 5 centimeteres long. Its wings were white with distinct brown spots. It can be seen flying throughout the region and landing on plants.

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Amur Honeysuckle (Lonicera maackii)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 5, 2016 02:55 PM EDT

Description

This plant species is very common throughout the area. They are located throughout the arboretum and around campus. The trees are approximately 4 to 6 feet tall. They have vibrant green leaves and bright red berries. The berries are very small. They have an approximate diameter of 1 centimeter. The berries are plentiful in number.

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Eastern Gray Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 5, 2016 02:49 PM EDT

Description

This animal species is very common throughout the area. They are located in wooded areas and roaming campus. The squirrel is approximately the size of a football. They are grey with a fluffy tail. When approached, they tended to scurry away.

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Asters and Allies (Tribe Astereae)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 5, 2016 02:46 PM EDT

Description

This plant species is common throughout the area. They are located throughout the arboretum and horse pastures. One plant has many thin stems with many flowers. The flowers are approximately 3 to 4 centimeters in diameter. They are white with a yellow center. The leaves are small in size, but plentiful in number.

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Curled Dock (Rumex crispus)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 4, 2016 08:53 PM EDT

Description

This plant species was not prevalent throughout the area. It was approximately 1 to 1.5 feet tall. The stems were relatively thick. Each stem contained several small nodules. When lightly toughed the spheres crumpled off the plant. The plant was very sturdy and rough textured. The color was brown. The climate was temperate.

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Sow Thistles (Genus Sonchus)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 4, 2016 08:52 PM EDT

Description

This plant species is prevalent throughout the area. It is approximately 5 centimeters tall. The white sphere on the top is very distinct. It has a fluffy appearance. The white section is seeds. The actual flower appears to be yellow, but there were no healthy ones at this location. The flowers seen were wilted. The stem is thin, but study enough to support the flower.

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New England Aster (Symphyotrichum novae-angliae)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

October 1, 2016 12:35 PM EDT

Description

This plant species is common throughout the area. They are located throughout the horse pastures. One plant has many thin stems with many flowers. The flowers are approximately 3 to 4 centimeters in diameter. They are a vibrant purple with a yellow center. The leaves are small in size, but plentiful in number.

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Ring-billed Gull (Larus delawarensis)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

September 12, 2016 06:13 PM EDT

Description

This bird species is common throughout the area. It is approximately the size of a football. Its feathers were white, grey, and black. The black was prominent along the tail feathers. There is a distinct ring around the bird's beak. While this bird can be spotted flying, it is more commonly seen on the ground trolling for food scraps.

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Yellow Garden Spider (Argiope aurantia)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

September 8, 2016 01:38 PM EDT

Description

This arachnid species is somewhat common throughout the area. They do not live with other members of the same species. It is slightly larger than the size of a quarter. It is a vibrant yellow and black, which makes it easy to spot. The design on the organisms back is very intricate and resembles a human skull. When spotted, it was spinning a web on the some bushes near the walking path.

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Grasshoppers, Crickets, and Katydids (Order Orthoptera)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

September 8, 2016 01:35 PM EDT

Description

This insect species is common throughout the area. They are located in the wooded and cleared parts of the arboretum. The climate is cool. It is approximately the size of a paper clip. Its brown color allows it to camouflage easily with the thick grass and dirt. They make a very loud, distinct chirping sound. The noise is particularly loud at night.

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Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

September 8, 2016 01:27 PM EDT

Description

This species is not common throughout the area. The berries were less than a centimeter in diameter. They had a navy blue color and a plastic looking appearance. They were attached to a larger plant by a red stem. The plant itself was a medium sized bush with a plentiful amount of leaves.

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Avens (Genus Geum)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

September 3, 2016 04:12 PM EDT

Description

This plant species is common throughout the area. They extend from the edge of the trail deep into the wooded region. The area is shady, dark, and fairly cool. There appears to the several patches of this species throughout the arboretum. The stem is thin, flexible, and is covered with leaves. On the top of the plant there are small spheres of thorns. They were about the size of a quarter. The plants ranged between approximately 6 inches to 2 feet in height.

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Western Honey Bee (Apis mellifera)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

September 3, 2016 03:46 PM EDT

Description

This insect species is common throughout the area. They are attracted to brightly colored flowers. The climate is temperate. It is vibrant yellow and black stripped and appear to be covered in fuzzy hair. They are approximately the size of a nickel.

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Black Raspberry (Rubus occidentalis)

Observer

laurensternberg

Date

September 3, 2016 03:35 PM EDT

Description

This plant species is common throughout the area. They are located in areas throughout the arboretum. The region is shady with a mildly cool climate. The leaves grow in bunches of three. Some parts of the stem were green, but others had a grey coating over them. There were small thorns on the stem. The plant size ranges from approximately 6 inches to 4 feet tall.

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