Flashcards
Bird 1

Cards in this deck (89)
- 1—Canada goose
-long black neck
-White chinstrap
- 2—Gadwall
-Black rump
-Black/grey spots on chest
- 3—American wigeon
-Green eye streak. White crown
-Pointed black rump
- 4—Mallard
-Fully green head
-Bright yellow beak
- 5—Northern shoveler
-Greeny-black head
-Large squared, black bill
-Reddish brown flanks
- 6—Northern pintail
-Long pointed tail
-White breast, white neck stripe
- 7—Ring-necked Duck
-Peaked, black head
-Grey bill with black tip
- 8—Hooded Merganser
-Flamboyant oversized head
-Black crest with white wedge
-Crest can be raised or lowered
- 9—Pied-billed Grebe
-Short thick bill with black stripe
-Almost no tail
- 10—American Coot
-Dark grey with white beak
-Red eye
-Cooter
- 11—Double-crested Cormorant
-Long neck and tail
-Black with orange skin near beak
-Often dry off by "T-posing"
- 12—Great Blue Heron
-Very large, very tall. Long legs
-Greyish blue
-Long orange bill
-Black crown and head plumes
- 13—Glaucous-winged Gull
-White head, grey flanks
-Pink legs
-Red spot on orange bill
- 14—Ring-billed Gull
-White head, grey flanks
-Shorter yellow bill with black ring
-Yellow legs
- 15—Bald Eagle
-Broad, dark brown wings
-White head and tail
-Hooked, yellow raptor beak
- 16—Northern Harrier
-Long striped tail
-Black tipped wings
-Face looks sort of like an owl
- 17—Annas Hummingbird
-long tiny beak
-Reddish orange throat and belly
- 18—Downy Woodpecker
-Black wings with white spots
-Short beak
-Red spot on head
- 19—Northern Flicker
-grey head with red shadings
-Brown wings with black spots
-White rump
- 20—American Crow
-All black
-Large thick bill
- 21—Black-capped Chickadee
-Black cap with white cheeks
-Grey back and wings
-Call sounds like "Dee-Dee-Dee"
Or "Chick-a-Dee"
- 22—Ruby-crowned Kinglet
-Brilliant red crown
-White eye ring
-Olive green overall
- 23—Golden-crowned Kinglet
-Bright yellow crown
-Black/white striped face
-Short wings
- 24—Bushtit
-Plain grey and light brown
-Stubby beak
-long tail
- 25—Brown creeper
-Decurved bill
-White breast
-Long tail
- 26—Pacific Wren
-Small tail often help up
-Brown overall
-Pale eyebrow
- 27—Marsh Wren
-Short tail often held up
-Brown with black streaks on wings
-White/grey face
-Often found on cattails
- 28—European Starling
-Mostly black with purply green iridescence
-Sometimes spotted
-Long yellow bill
- 29—American Robin
-Rusty red chest
-Grey back
-Dark head with yellow bill
- 30—Varied Thrush
-Black breast band
-Burnt orange on chest
-Blue grey on back
-Orange line over eye
- 31—Red Breasted Nuthatch
-Almost no neck
-Black crown, White eyebrow, Black eye line
-Rusty chest
- 32—Yellow -rumped Warbler
-Black mask, white throat
-Yellow patches
-Yellow rump
- 33—Savannah sparrow
-Brown wings with black spots
-Yellow eyebrow
- 34—White-crowned Sparrow
-White black streaks on head
-Orange beak
-Brown speckled back
- 35—Golden-crowned Sparrow
-Black head with yellow crown
-Grey bill
-Brown speckled back
- 36—Dark eyed Junco
-Fully black head
-Small pale bill
-Light brown back
- 37—Fox sparrow
-Grey face
-Brown underbody
-Grey and yellow bill
- 38—Song Sparrow
-Brown and grey striped on crown
-MUSTACHE STRIPE ABOVE BEAK
-Dark brown streaks all over
- 39—Spotted Towhee
-Long black tail
-Rufous sides
-White breast
-Black head, back and wings
-Wings spotted white
-Red eyes
- 40—American Goldfinch
-Bright yellow
-Black forehead and wings
- 41—House Finch
-Red head and chest like dipped in blood
-Streaky brown back, belly and tail
- 42—Red Winged Blackbird
-Black all over
-Red and yellow patch on shoulder
- 43—Sword fern
-Sharply pointed leaves
-Large fern (1-1.5M)
- 44—Deer Fern
-Rounded tips on leaves
-Very symmetrical pattern
-Glossy finish
-Smaller fern
- 45—Lady Fern
-Stems branch off main stem
-leaves form symmetrical pairs from secondary stem
-Rounded leaves
-Widest in the middle, taper at base and tip
- 46—Salal
-Alternating leaves on stem
-Forms small blue berries on red stems
-Thick, course green leaves
- 47—Oregon grape
-Similar spiky leaf to holly
-Forms small blue berries
-Symmetrical leaf arrangement, holly alternating
- 48—Bracken fern
-Very similar to lady fern
-Stems radiate off main stem with small rounded leaves in opposite arrangement
-Largest at base and tapers to tip
- 49EphemeropteraMay flies
-Hemimetabolous
-Long pair of cerci coming from abdomen
- 50—Coopers Hawk
-Black cap
-Short, hooked beak
-Red eye
-red and white chest
- 51—Green-winged Teal
-Brown head with green streak
-Black beak
-Vertical white stripe on breast
-Black and white body
- 52—False lily of the valley
-Vertical stem sprouting white flowers
-Large pointed glossy leaves
- 53—Skunk cabbage
-Very large leaves form "sheath"
-Central stem sprouts large yellow flower
-Yellow "cob" in centre of flower
- 54—Common horsetail
-One central, segmented stem
-Hair like protrusions from each segment
-Segments can be individually broken off
- 55—Japanese knotweed
-Many small white bundles of flowers
-Large, pointed matte leaves
-Invasive species - 56—Horse chestnut
-Leaves protrude from stem in circular pattern
-Nuts encased in spiky balls
-Nuts large and shiny
-White flowers with pink centres
-Invasive
- 57—Scotch broom
-Woody stems with very small green leaves
-Dense with small yellow flowers
-Highly invasive and hardy
- 58—English Ivy
-Forms long vines capable of climbing
-Brown stems with 3 pointed green leaves
-Clear vascular tissues
-Invasive
- 59—Irish Holly
-Sharp, spiny leaves
-Small red berries
-Shrubs can grow to tree size
-Alternating leaf pattern, Oregon grape symmetrical
-Invasive
- 60—Himalayan Blackberry
-Sharp, thorny stems
-Black berries composed of many balls
-Medium sized leaves with jagged edges
-Invasive
- 61—Twinberry
-Deciduous shrub
-Small green leaves
-Red flowers produce small round black berries in pairs or "twins"
- 62AmetabulousInsects that do not undergo metamorphosis
- 63Paurometabolous/HemimetabolousInsects that undergo incomplete metamorphosis.
Do not change appearance drastically.
(dragonflies, termites, cockroaches ETC) - 64HolometabolousInsects that undergo complete metamorphosis.
Begin lives as grubs, maggots, caterpillars.
(butterflies, beetles ETC) - 65—Indian Plum
-Deciduous shrub
-Can grow to tree size
-Oval pointed leaves
-Bear many medium sized fruits. Range from yellow to red to purple
- 66—Sitka Mountain ash
-Deciduous shrub
-Also known as Rowan Tree
-Small, oval shaped leaves grow in opposite pattern
-Berries grow in plentiful bundles
-Berries look like cranberries - 67—Thimbleberry
-Deciduous shrub
-Large, 5 pronged leaves with small "hairs"
-Bears hollow fruit similar to raspberries
- 68—Common snowberry
-Deciduous shrub
-Small, sharp, oval leaves radiate off stem in alternating pattern
-Bears small bundles (4-5) of small snow white berries
- 69—Trailing Blackberry
-Deciduous shrub
-Grows low to ground
-Smaller needles on stem than Himalayan blackberry
-Leaves darker shade of green
-Bears black fruit made of balls
- 70—Red Huckleberry
-Deciduous shrub
-Grow skinny stems
-Tiny oval leaves
-Small red fruit grow downwards
- 71—Red Elderberry
-Deciduous shrub
-Large, long leaves radiate from woody stem
-Large bundles of small red fruit grow at the top of plant
- 72—Salmonberry
-Deciduous shrub
-Small jagged leaves radiate from thin white stems
-Bears fruit from backwards pointed tip
-Fruit similar in appearance to blackberry but red or yellow in colour
- 73—Common juniper
-Evergreen shrub
-Can grow as shrub or tree
-Usually has small pointy needles
-Can bear small clusters of fruit. Usually blue in colour
- 74—Trembling/quaking Aspen
-White bark
-No branches on lower part of tree
-Thick, round leaves with point
- 75—Garry oak
-Unique shaped leaves
-Thick with grooves and scales
-Bears acorns
- 76—Pacific Dogwood
-Small tree/shrub
-Skinny trunk and branches
-Grows large, white 5 petal leaves
- 77—Black cottonwood/Balsam Poplar
-Very tall, large trees
-Pollen looks like cotton
-Thick, scaly bark with grooves
- 78—Douglas Maple
-Shrub/small tree
-Jagged leaves with 3 lobes
-Seeds form "helicopter" pods
- 79—Douglas Fir
-Can form very tall, thick trees
-Short, flat, pointy needles
-Forms male and female cones with 3 point bracts
-Thick rigid bark, grey in older trees
- 80—Western Hemlock
-Large, skinny tree
-Short, soft needles with rounded tip
-Small cones
-Grooved bark
- 81—Western Red Cedar
-Large tree
-Scaly, unique leaves/needles
-Small cones
-grey stringy bark
- 82—Lodgepole pine
-Tall, slender tree
-Long, slender, dark green needles in groups of two
-Cones have sharp tips
-Can also form "egg" clusters
-Thin, scaly bark - 83—Western white pine
-Tall, slender tree
-Long cones
-Long, slender needles in bunches of 5
- 84—Western Yew
-Low, spreading shrub to small tree
-Short, flat needles growing in 2 rows
-Forms small red fruit
-Thin, red, paper-like bark
- 85—Arbutus
-Large, crooked tree
-Very heavy wood
-Dark, glossy leaves
-Thin, smooth reddish brown bark that can easily be peeled off
- 86—Paper Birch
-Medium sized, slender tree
-Thin, white, papery bark with dark slits
- 87—Red Alder
-Medium sized, slender tree
-Toothed, pointed leaves
-Vascular tissues form "ladder" shape
-Small thin cones or tiny egg shaped cones
- 88—Broadleaf Maple
-Large tree
-Very large 5 lobed leaves
-"helicopter" seed pods
- 89—Vine Maple
-Small tree/shrub
-Branches protrude horizontally
-9 lobed leaves
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- Biology Flashcards on Bird 1, created by Kane O'Brian on 14/10/2022.
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