Wildlife Spottings | Project Noah

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Spotting

by christa dillabaughNew York, USA

Lichens

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Spotting

by ChristieNew York, USA

Adirondacks

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Liverwort

by LakesideScottUSA

Adirondack Interpretive Center

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Shining Clubmoss

by LakesideScottUSA

Adirondack Interpretive Center

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Clubmoss

by LakesideScottUSA

Adirondack Interpretive Center

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Common St. Johnswort

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

Adirondack Wild Center

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Arum

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

Adirondack Wild Center

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Spotted Turtle

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

Adirondack Wild Center

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Red-Spotted Newt

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

Adirondack Wild Center

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Northern Pike

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

Adirondack Wild Center

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Brook Trout

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

Adirondack Wild Center

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Sturgeon

by Ryan.ChampinyNew York, USA

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Moss

by Tina22New York, USA

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Dragonfly

by Tina22New York, USA

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Clubmoss

by LakesideScottNewcomb, New York, United States

Adirondack Interpretive Center

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Spotting

by NSchwabNew York, USA

A pair of bright orange mushrooms.

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Spotting

by ewh414Buffalo, New York, USA

Growing on a birch in the Adirondack ...

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Spotting

by DaphneVogelNew York, USA

Grasshopper, about 1.5", unsure of species.

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Yellow Toad Flax

by David SchoenknechtLake Placid, USA

High Peaks region of Adirondacks.

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Balsam fir

by CloudDwellerNew York, USA

Common, pungent tree of the adirondacks.

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Foxglove

by David SchoenknechtNew York, USA

High peaks region of the Adirondacks

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Indian Pipe

by David SchoenknechtNew York, USA

High peaks region of Adirondacks.

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Mink frog

by Ryan.ChampinyNew York, USA

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Smooth Green Snake

by Joseph ELake George, New York

Spotted on the trail up Buck Mtn. in Lake George, NY.

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Yellow Warbler

by vinnybNew York, USA

On a hike with my son in Adirondacks Fall ...

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Stinking Benjamin

by Travis MorseNew York, USA

Adirondack State Park, High Peaks ...

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Spotting

by WestonJamesPhillipsNew York, USA

I believe it to be a type of Basket tail- Found in a park in the

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Ground Dogwood

by TheGojirraUSA

Found on higher elevations on Mt. Gothics

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White Fringed Orchis

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

Ferd's Bog, Adirondacks

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Buck Moth Caterpillar

by DaphneVogelNew York, USA

Adirondacks, meadow area on the edge of the ...

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Spotting

by AdirondackJoeNew York, USA

Unknown Mushroom

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Painted Trillium

by Dave-a-roniUnited States Virgin Islands, USA

3 petal flower with a pink center.

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Sphagnum Moss

by Dave-a-roniNew York, USA

A pinkish red carpet plant that grows all over the

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Common or Running Club Moss, Ground Pine

by TrevorFairbairnNew York, USA

Small 4in in height, fern like plant covering deciduous forest floor. Found in ...

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Mealy pixie-cup

by DavidBarnasNew York, USA

These are all over the place in the

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Spotted Garden Slug

by Dave-a-roniNew York, USA

Big Slug, about the size of a middle finger of large hand.

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Spotting

by NSchwabNew York, USA

A mushroom with an orange to dark red upturned cape and prominent yellow gills ...

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Eastern Box Turtle

by WhataWonderfulWorldVirginia Beach, Virginia, USA

Found wandering in my back yard. For a few years, these turtles nested under ...

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Northeastern Pine Sawyer Beetle

by 610189New York, USA

Big about 1.5 inches long .5 inches wide. Long antennae, mostly black.

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American River Otter

by jacob.d.malcombNew York, USA

A family of five otters on the Raquette River near the outlet of Tupper Lake.

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Imleria badia - Bay Bolete

by Todd5New York, USA

Large bolete - about 5-6" tall

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Spotting

by Dave-a-roniNew York, USA

Fungus growing in a rotten tree, looks like brown-sharp edged clam shells

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Black locust

by jackedesignUSA

These photos are from a large tree, roughly 75 feet high. I need to determine ...

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White Throated Sparrow

by Dave-a-roniNew York

This little guy hopped around an empty camp site where we cooked and stowed our ...

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Tennessee Warbler

by Cody.conwayBeaumont, Texas, USA

The Tennessee Warbler, is a New World warbler. It breeds from the

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Barksdale Trillium

by LakesideScottUSA

Adirondack Interpretive Center. Also known ...

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Indian Pipe

by LakesideScottNew York, USA

"A true flowering plant with no green chlorophyll. Because it lives by taking ...

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Spotting

by 610189New York, USA

This wood was rough and almost white. I am guessing some sort of Birch tree. ...