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This document summarizes observations from two ecology adventures in Florida. The first took place on Weeland Island on a overcast day in June, where American alligators, yellow rat snakes, wax myrtles, red mangroves, Spanish moss, strangler figs, turkey oaks, and poison ivy were observed. The second occurred in downtown St. Petersburg on a sunny day in June, where crape myrtles, cabbage palmettos, pond cypress, longleaf pines, parsley haws, slash pines, live oaks, coconut palms, Chinese fan palms, lemons, and lantana were seen.

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Adventures in Florida ecology

Backen Fern
Pteridium aquilinum

29 June 2012
1:00 PM

Weeland Island
Conditions: Overcast
80 degrees F

Spatterdock
Yellow Pond Lily
Nuphar luteum

American Alligator
Alligator
mississippiensis

Yellow Rat Snake
Pantherophis obsoleta quadrivittata

Wax Myrtle
Southern Bayberry
Myrica cerifera

01 June 2012
2:00 PM

Downtown St. Petersburg
Conditions: Clear and
Sunny
82 degrees F.

Lance-Leaved Loosestrife
Lythrum alatum var

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