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44 Cards in this Set
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Alligator (fire) Flag
used for fire protection |
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Cypress Tree
have "knees"; large base for in water; live in swamps |
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Poison Ivy
3 leaflets reddish stem vine |
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Sabal palm
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Saw Palmetto
fibrous base keeps inside cool welcomes fire |
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Slash pine
leaves at top for fire resistance |
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spanish needles
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tickseed
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Live Oak
-called that because they always have leaves--keep old leaves till new leaves push through. -branches are all spread out |
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Red maple
-state tree of rhode island -very adaptable to wide range of conditions (swamps, poor soil) -aka swamp maple/soft maple |
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Wax Myrtle
aka bayberry |
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Spanish Moss
-epiphyte -aka "air plant" |
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Resurrection Fern
fern curls up and looks dead in the cold but then 'resurrects' never actually dies |
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swamp (marsh) fern
lives in swamps |
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Brazilian pepper
aka: florida holly birds eat berrys and scatter them invasive species |
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Australian Pine
invasive species from australia release a chemical that keeps other plants from growing |
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Melaleuca tree
"paper bark" "tea tree" from australia |
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Coyote
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Bobcat
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Black bear
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Carolina (green) anole
native to north America |
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Cuban (Brown) Anole
invasive...pushing out the native california anoles |
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Fiddler Crab
one big claw, one little claw |
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Corn snake
subdues small prey by constriction native to NA |
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Indigo Snake
native snakes largest native snake in NA |
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Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
native; venomous |
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Great Egret
yellow bill all white black legs & feet |
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Snowy Egret
black legs, yellow feet (yellow snow boots) black bill |
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Cattle Egret
follows herds to eat insects that are stirred up |
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Great Blue Heron
Largest North American heron black plumes around face yellowish bill |
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Little Blue heron
small, completely blue as adults white as babies |
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Tri-colored heron
white belly, stalks prey in water medium-sized black tipped bill |
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Cardinal
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Mockingbird
often mimics the songs of other birds and insects |
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Mourning Dove
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Red Bellied Woodpecker
Name is misleading, most prominent red part is its head |
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Pileated Woodpecker
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Blue Jay
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Boat-tailed Grackle
red one is female black one is male |
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Carolina Wolf Spider
2 of its 8 eyes are more prominent |
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Black Widow Spider
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Lubber Grasshopper
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Zebra Longwing Butterfly
official state butterfly of florida |
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Peacock butterfly
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