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New-born, blue-eyed fawn. June 5, 2011. Lot 16.
Flora
Maples, Oaks and Tulip Poplars are all common in the area
Wild flower
Acres of ferns are found on the forest floor. These particular ones are located on a trail leading to the river on Lot 16
Trees often possess "water holes" where salamanders and others may visit.
Fauna : Pictures and Video
Wood turtle out in the wild
Click on this Eagle to see the Ice Mountain Eagle Babies YouTube website
Jo Jones patiently filmed this Eagle Babies series at Ice Mountain. It is quite an incredible learning experience.
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WVU Scientists at Ice Mountain
Scientists from West Virginia University provide a guest lecture at the IMA 20th anniversary annual meeting, and describe the local flora and fauna.
We are told that salamanders are tasty, protein-packed "power bars" for local fish, birds and mammals.
The scientists show us the concave underside of the male wood turtle.
A "fall fish" caught in the North River
These are cute caterpillars, yet if you step on them in bare feet, you might get a swollen foot.