Below are some of the birds commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
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1 Name Date Below are some of the birds commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
2 ANSWER SHEET Below are some of the birds commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species. Hawk Bald Eagle Red-Winged Blackbird Downy Woodpecker Great Blue Heron American Robin Vulture Cormorant Pilated Woodpecker Osprey Kingfisher Mallard Duck
3 Name Date Below are some of the fish commonly seen in Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
4 ANSWER SHEET Below are some of the fish commonly seen in Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species. Sunfish Shortnose Gar Alewife Salmon Bass American brook trout Catfish Mudfish Perch Pike Sturgeon Rainbow smelt
5 Name Date Below are some of the insects and spiders commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
6 ANSWER SHEET Below are some of the insects and spiders commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species. Spider Mosquito Dragonfly Mayfly Horse Fly Bee Luna Moth Monarch butterfly Water strider Water Beetle Wasp
7 Name Date Below are some of the small organisms commonly seen ain the waters of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
8 ANSWER SHEET Below are some of the small organisms commonly seen ain the waters of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species. Sea Lamprey Freshwater Shrimp Mayfly Crayfish Water strider Stone Fly Larva Water Beetle Zebra Mussel Snail Shell Freshwater Mussel
9 Name Date Below are some of the mammals commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
10 ANSWER SHEET Below are some of the mammals commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species. Deer Otter Mouse Chipmunk Beaver Fox Rabbit Muskrat Raccoon
11 Name Date Below are some of the microscopic organisms commonly seen in the waters of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
12 ANSWER SHEET Below are some of the microscopic organisms commonly seen in the waters of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species. Volvox protozoan Spirogyra Cyclops Scud (shrimp) Rotifer Asterionella (Diatom) Water Flea
13 Name Date Below are some of the reptiles and amphibians commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species.
14 ANSWER SHEET Below are some of the reptiles and amphibians commonly seen around the shores of Lake Champlain. Use field guides or other sources to identify each species. Frog Snapping Turtle Snake Toad Box Tortise Salamander
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