Most Common Species
The 20 species reported most often here, of 50 in the full guide.
Tsuga canadensis
Hemlock
Very Common7 obs.
Kalmia latifolia
Spoonwood
Very Common7 obs.
A PDF field guide to the species reported in and around Black Mountain Natural Area, 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 Black Mountain Natural Area include Milk Snake, Carpenter Ant, Punctured Tiger Beetle, Hairy Flower Scarab and Silverspotted Skipper. Plants lead the list with 36 species, followed by 8 insects and 4 fungi.
The 20 species reported most often here, of 50 in the full guide.
Hemlock
Spoonwood
Mayflower
Hard Pine
American Beech
Maple
Red Pine
Stave Oak
Goosefoot
Soft Pine
Teaberry
Witchhazel
Bead Fern
Red Oak
Milk Snake
Treacle-Berry
Brake
Canoe Birch
Maystar
Black Chokeberry