Cave Creek Glade Natural Area
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This is a slideshow presentation of the plants and animals of Cave Creek Glade Natural Area, a high quality limestone glade in the Cache River Region.
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Cave Creek Glade Natural Area
- 1. Cave Creek Glade Natural Area June 11 th , 2011 all photos & maps by presenter except where noted
- 2. Christopher D. Benda – Regional Ecologist Garden of the Gods Wilderness – Saline County
- 3. Photo credit – Randy Nyboer Statewide Project 5 Regional Ecologists
- 4. Illinois Native Plant Society Southern Chapter Deer Pond – Johnson County
- 6. Cave Creek Glade – Historical Aerial Imagery
- 7. Cave Creek Glade – Maps
- 8. Cave Creek Glade – 2011 Aerial Photo Photo credit – Randy Nyboer
- 10. Cave Creek Glade – April 30, 2008
- 11. Cave Creek Glade – April 12 th , 2010
- 12. Cave Creek Glade – May 15 th , 2010
- 13. Cave Creek Glade – April 1 st , 2011
- 14. Cave Creek Glade – June 10 th , 2011
- 15. Cave Creek Glade – June 2010
- 16. Cave Creek Glade – June 2011 Full Glorious Bloom
- 17. Echinacea simulata - Pale Purple Coneflower
- 18. Echinacea simulata - Pale Purple Coneflower
- 19. Cave Creek Glade
- 20. Invasive Species – Chinese Lespedeza
- 21. Binomial Nomenclature “ The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their rightful names.” Kingdom Phylum Class Order Family Genus Species Animalia Cordata Reptilia Testudines Emydidae Emydoidea E. blandingii
- 22. Lithospermum canescens – Hoary Puccoon
- 23. Camassia scilloides – Wild Hyacinth
- 24. Nothoscordum bivalve - False Garlic
- 25. Sisrhynchium albidum - Blue-eyed Grass
- 26. Sisrhynchium albidum - Blue-eyed Grass
- 27. Amsonia tabernaemontana - Bluestar
- 28. Scutellaria parvula – Small Skullcap
- 29. Claytonia virginiana – Spring Beauty
- 30. Frasera caroliniensis – American Columbo
- 31. Uvularia grandiflora – Bellwort
- 32. Carex grayi – Gray’s Sedge
- 33. Dichanthelium boscii – Large-fruited Panic Grass
- 34. Spigelia marilandica - Indian Pink
- 35. Penstemon pallidus – Pale Beardstongue
- 36. Penstemon digitalis – Foxsglove Beardstongue
- 37. Taenidia integerimma – Yellow Pimpernel
- 38. Zizia – Golden Alexanders
- 39. Manfreda virginica – Agave (False Aloe)
- 40. Ruellia strepens – Wild Petunia
- 41. Verbesina helianthoides – Yellow Wingstem
- 42. Houstonia lanceolata – Bluets
- 43. Ceanothus americana – New Jersey Tea
- 44. Rosa carolina – Carolina Rose
- 45. Asclepias tuberosa – Butterfly Milkweed
- 46. Phlox pilosa – Downy Phlox
- 47. Asclepias viridiflora – Green Milkweed
- 48. Salvia azurea var. grandiflora – Blue Sage
- 49. Ratibida pinnata – Gray-headed Coneflower
- 50. Physostegia virginiana – Obedient Plant
- 51. Silphium terebinthinaceum – Prairie Dock
- 52. Silphium integrifolium – Rosinweed
- 53. Melica nitens – Melic Grass
- 54. Bouteloua curtipendula – Side-oats Grama Grass
- 55. Pellaea atropurpurea – Purple Cliffbreak Fern
- 56. Cheilanthes lanosa – Hairy Lip Fern
- 57. Trees and Grasses Schizachyrium scoparium – Little Bluestem Sorghastrum nutans – Indian Grass Sporobolus compositus (asper) – Dropseed Quercus muhlenbergii – Chinquapin Oak
- 58. Cave Creek Glade
- 59. Ulmus alata – Winged Elm
- 60. Amelanchier arboreum – Serviceberry
- 61. Cercis canadensis – Redbud
- 62. Antennaria parlinii – Pussytoes
- 63. Dodecatheon meadia – Shooting Star
- 64. Monarda bradburiana – Bradbury’s Bee-balm
- 65. Speyeria cybele – Greater Spangled Fritillary
- 66. Latin name – 13-year Periodical Cicada
- 67. Plestiodon fasciatus - Five-lined Skink
- 68. Sceloporus undulatus - Fence Lizard
- 69. Plethodon glutinosus - Northern Slimy Salamander
- 70. Coluber constrictor – Racer
- 71. Elaphe obsoleta – Black Rat Snake
- 72. Agkistrodon contortrix - Copperhead Banded Watersnake
- 73. Crotalus horridus - Timber Rattlesnake
- 74. Directions
- 75. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- L. fasciatus banded, bearing stripes — ref. dorsal stripes, females and young males "resemble bundled staves"
- Gr. skelos leg and Gr. porus pore or opening — ref. femoral pores on hind legs L. undulatus having a wave like pattern — -ref. dorsal pattern
- Gr. plethore fullness or full of and Gr. odon teeth — ref. to the number of vomerine and paravomerine teeth L. glutinosus full of glue, very gluey — ref. sticky skin
- Gr. krotalon a rattle — ref. rattle on tail, typical of all but one member of genus L. horridus dreadful — ref. venomous nature of this snake
- Gr. krotalon a rattle — ref. rattle on tail, typical of all but one member of genus L. horridus dreadful — ref. venomous nature of this snake