Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge Habitats and Wildlife
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This show presents an overview of the Refuge --its habitats and wildlife. Some slides contain the animal's tracks to begin to teach students about how tracks can be used to identfy animals. when they visit the Refuge.
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- 2. Total of 357 species reported on Refuge • 234 species of birds • 26 species of fish • 26 species of amphibians • 49 species of reptiles • 22 species of mammals Over 23,000 acres
- 12. Blue-winged Purple Teal Gallinule Wood Duck
- 13. Sandhill Crane
- 14. Palm Warbler Mockingbird State Bird Robin
- 15. Great Blue Heron
- 16. Turkey Vulture Cardinal Barred Owl
- 17. To provide habitat for migratory waterfowl.
- 18. Female Wild Turkey Male
- 19. Osprey Redtailed Hawk Bald Eagle
- 20. Cormorant
- 21. Snowy Egret
- 22. Swallow-tailed Kite
- 24. Bluegill Largemouth Bass State Fish
- 25. Fox Squirrel Eastern Grey Squirrel
- 26. Whitetailed Deer
- 27. Black Bear
- 28. Raccoon Opossum
- 29. Grey Fox Coyote
- 30. Bobcat
- 31. Eastern Skunk
- 32. Otter
- 33. Redeared Slider Yellow-bellied Slider
- 34. Gopher Tortoise Snapping Turtle
- 36. 1. Zebra Longwing –Butterfly 2. Manatee –Marine Mammal 3. Alligator –Reptile 4. Largemouth Bass – Freshwater Fish 5. Mockingbird – Bird
- 37. Cottonmouth
- 39. Coral Snake
- 42. Indigo Snake
- 43. 1. Coral Snake 2. Pygmy Rattlesnake 3. Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake 4. Cottonmouth Moccasin
- 44. Gulf Fritillary Zebra Longwing State Butterfly
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