Most Common Species
The 20 species reported most often here, of 50 in the full guide.
Diodia virginiana
Very Common2 obs.
Sceloporus undulatus
Very Common2 obs.
A PDF field guide to the species reported in and around Amy Weingartner Branigin Peninsula Preserve, with common and scientific names and up to 3 photos of each, laid out for use in the field and offline.
The animals people report most often in and around Amy Weingartner Branigin Peninsula Preserve include Red-Headed Woodpecker, Dark Fishing Spider, Flamed Tigersnail, Redback Salamander and Eastern Phoebe. Plants lead the list with 35 species, followed by 6 birds and 2 reptiles.
The 20 species reported most often here, of 50 in the full guide.
Red-Headed Woodpecker
Dry Woods Sedge
Turkey-Corn
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Woodfern
Bluebells
Clasping Bellwort
Willdenow'S Sedge
Southern Sneezeweed
Buttonbush
Dark Fishing Spider
Flamed Tigersnail
Redback Salamander
Eastern Phoebe
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White-Breasted Nuthatch
Swan Sedge