Focus on Wildlife Brochures
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Pollinators in New Hampshire [brochure] Pollinators are species that move pollen from one flower to another, fertilizing plants and allowing them to reproduce. While some birds and bats are ...
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Natural Resources, Wildlife | |
Brook Trout in New Hampshire [brochure] Brook Trout are a native freshwater fish found in streams, rivers, ponds, and lakes throughout New Hampshire. They are powerful swimmers often found i...
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Bats in New Hampshire [brochure] Bats are the only mammals that truly fly. They are generally nocturnal, sleeping during the day and beginning to fly at dusk to forage for insects. Ba...
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Natural Resources | |
New England Cottontail Rabbits in New Hampshire [brochure] Threats to New England Cottontails<br />
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Forest Succession. The New England cottontail has specific habitat needs, r...
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Natural Resources, Wildlife | Natural Resources |
Black Racers in New Hampshire [brochure] Black racers are slender, agile snakes that can grow to 6 feet in length. True to their name, they are solid glossy-black except for a white throat an...
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Natural Resources, Wildlife | Natural Resources |
Blanding’s Turtles in New Hampshire [brochure] Blanding’s turtles are distinguished by their bright yellow chin and throat. Their domed shell, looking much like an army-helmet, is often speckled wi...
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Natural Resources, Wildlife | Natural Resources |