Southern Ohio Biology Bios 275

1. Southern Ohio Biology Mark Johnston Bios 275 Summer 09-10

2. Appalachian Highland (Knob)

3. Burr

4. Young Sugar Maple

5. Wild Cherry Trees

6. Wild Grapevine (summer grape)

7. Hickory

8. Stinging Nettles

9. Poison Ivy

10. Common Pokeweed

11. Top of Knob

12. White Oak (rounded leaves)

13. Black Walnut

14. Harvestman (not a spider)

15. Turkey Vultures(circling above a field nearby)

16. Cherry Footed Millipede

17. Black Ant

18. Racoon Den

19. Snail Shell

20. Spiny-backed orb weaver(These spiders were everywhere, I kept running into their webs, couldn’t really focus in too well, but it was definitely spiny-backed)

21. Snake Burrow

22. Seventeen Year Cicada

23. Old Deer droppings

24. Freshwater Pond (Surrounded by Grasslands and Mature Deciduous Forest)

25. Cattails

26. Bullfrog (purely luck that I got this picture, they are hard to sneak up on)

27. Whitetail Deer Tracks Raccoon Tracks (not a very good picture but there were hundreds of tracks around the pond, in the later pictures you will see plenty of raccoons)

28. Wild Blackberries

29. Wild Black raspberries

30. Birdsfoot Trefoil

31. Red Clover

32. Willow

33. Honey Locust

34. Bull Thistle (larger spines than Canadian Thistle)

35. MorrowHoneysuckle (bush honeysuckle)

36. Wild Carrot (Queen Anne’s Lace) and Insects

37. Common Buckeye Butterfly

38. Question Mark Butterfly

39. Monarch Butterfly

40. Funnel Web Spider

41. Black and Yellow Garden Spider

42. Wild Carrot and Black Swallowtail

43. Digger Bee (Sand Bee) on Fescue

44. Damselfly and Swamp Smartweed

45. Honeybee on Chicory

46. Grasshopper

47. Mature Deciduous Forest

48. Red Oak (Pointed Leaves)

49. Sugar Maple

50. Black Locust Tree

51. Pignut Hickory

52. Kentucky Bean Tree

53. MultifloraRose

54. Ragweed

55. Tall Ironweed

56. Trumpetcreeper

57. Black-eyed Susans

58. The following pictures were taken with a trail camera, at various times throughout this year and last, in the same location where I took the pictures of the trees and plants in the woods and clearings…

59. Whitetail Deer

60. Racoon

61. American Crow

62. Fox Squirrel

63. Virginia Opossum

64. Blue Jay

65. Chipping sparrows and Cardinal

66. Harvest Mouse/Deer Mouse/Whitefooted mouse

67. Wild Turkey (remains)