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Field Notes

Habitat:

In grassy, leafy areas

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (6)
Aman
Hey Abigail, Welcome to Project Noah. To separate these spottings, you can click on Edit this spotting (top right) and then delete all but one image from it. Then rename the spotting accordingly. To upload the other spottings, on My Noah page, click on "Upload a new spotting" and add each image as an individual spotting. If somebody suggests a name or id and you feel that it is correct then you should update your spotting with the same Feel free to ask any questions you may have. Keep exploring, Aman
Abigail..... The amazed explorer
Well im new at Project Noah and i didn't know how to separate them, the flower is a royal star magnolia and the insect is a praying mantis, but im not sure about the ducks and what types they are.
Steffi
Looks like the flower might be a Royal Star Magnolia...
Dan Doucette
These should be split into 4 different spottings. The flower I think is a Magnolia. The insect a praying mantis.

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WILD Cities: Urban Biodiversity
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Flowers of North America
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PublishedJuly 3, 2011

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