Native Plants

An oak savanna is a unique ecosystem characterized by widely spaced oak trees growing over a diverse ground layer of native grasses and wildflowers. Oak savannas are considered a transition zone between forests and prairies, combining features of both habitats.

A circular marking on a butterfly's wings that may deter predators.

A bee that collects pollen from only one plant family, genus, or a few closely related species.

Decomposed or decomposing plant and animal material that contributes to healthy soil.

The scientific study of birds.