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Wild About Wetlands in Arkansas

Wild About Wetlands in Arkansas

Explore your local wetlands. Document all of the wonderful life you find. Every wetland is unique, explore them all in Arkansas *edited by Project Noah management to comply with range rules. Sign in to join mission

Wild About Wetlands in Arkansas
Created by

lamewborn

11 participants 1,091 spottings

Wetlands are an essential and often misunderstood ecosystem. They serve as a sponge to project our communities from flooding, filter debris and contaminants from the water, and act as a resting place for wildlife. They are unique, and we continue to destroy them in the name of economic development. Wetlands are filled with unique plants and animals. If we take the time to appreciate the biodiversity, perhaps we can find a greater value than money.

Wild About Wetlands in Arkansas

Lat: 35.03 Long: -92.26

Recent Spottings

Myrtle warbler (female) Brian38 3 0 Myrtle warbler (female)
Biennial Beeblossom Brian38 1 0 Biennial Beeblossom
Lesser scaup (female) Brian38 1 0 Lesser scaup (female)
Slaty skimmer (male) Brian38 1 0 Slaty skimmer (male)
Common whitetail (male) Brian38 1 0 Common whitetail (male)
Common yellowthroat Brian38 1 0 Common yellowthroat
Green anole Brian38 1 0 Green anole
Buck moth Caterpillar Brian38 5 2 Buck moth Caterpillar
Six-spotted tiger beetle Brian38 3 0 Six-spotted tiger beetle
Picture-winged Fly Brian38 1 0 Picture-winged Fly
Eastern forktail Brian38 2 0 Eastern forktail
Hermit thrush Brian38 2 0 Hermit thrush
Spangled skimmer (female) Brian38 1 0 Spangled skimmer (female)
Yellow-throated vireo Brian38 1 0 Yellow-throated vireo
Creek chub Brian38 1 0 Creek chub
Smartweed caterpillar Brian38 4 2 Smartweed caterpillar
Eastern tiger swallowtail (female dark morph) Brian38 3 0 Eastern tiger swallowtail (female dark morph)
Carolina desert-chicory Brian38 1 0 Carolina desert-chicory
Cobaea Penstemon Brian38 1 0 Cobaea Penstemon
Yellow wild indigo Brian38 1 0 Yellow wild indigo
Spring spiderlily Brian38 1 0 Spring spiderlily
Robber Fly Brian38 2 0 Robber Fly
Hummingbird clearwing Brian38 1 0 Hummingbird clearwing
Horace's duskywing Brian38 1 0 Horace's duskywing
Delaware skipper Brian38 2 2 Delaware skipper
Northern pearly-eye Brian38 1 0 Northern pearly-eye
Painted bunting Brian38 1 2 Painted bunting
Great crested flycatcher Brian38 1 0 Great crested flycatcher
Halloween pennant Brian38 4 0 Halloween pennant
Banded pennant Brian38 2 0 Banded pennant
Widow skimmer Brian38 1 0 Widow skimmer
Calico pennant Brian38 1 0 Calico pennant
Springwater dancer Brian38 1 0 Springwater dancer
Dusky dancer Brian38 1 0 Dusky dancer
Cobra clubtail Brian38 1 0 Cobra clubtail
Diana fritillary Brian38 2 0 Diana fritillary
Great spangled fritillary Brian38 2 0 Great spangled fritillary
Diana fritillary (male) Brian38 2 0 Diana fritillary (male)
common snapping turtle Brian38 2 0 common snapping turtle
Silvery checkerspot Brian38 1 0 Silvery checkerspot
Western slimy salamander Brian38 3 0 Western slimy salamander
Marbled salamander Brian38 3 0 Marbled salamander
American mink Brian38 3 0 American mink
Zebra swallowtail Brian38 4 2 Zebra swallowtail
Nine-banded armadillo Brian38 5 2 Nine-banded armadillo
Slender orange bush lichen Brian38 1 0 Slender orange bush lichen
Black swallowtail (male) Brian38 3 0 Black swallowtail (male)
Deer Vomit fungus Brian38 2 0 Deer Vomit fungus
Goatweed leafwing Brian38 2 0 Goatweed leafwing
Question mark Brian38 1 2 Question mark

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