By Lakes & RiversBy Lakes and Rivers provides young naturalists with the clues they need to identify and track animals that make their homes along waterways. Vivid illustrations and simple text describe the sights and sounds of animals, their tracks, their behavior, and their homes. Animals include: - otter - beaver - frog - mink - trout - heron - vole - swan - loon - salmon |
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... color of the trout changes to match light or dark water . This camouflage help the fish to hide from its predators . It also helps them as they search for prey . MAYFLY Trout eat mayfly in early spring . You can see these insects ...
... color of the trout changes to match light or dark water . This camouflage help the fish to hide from its predators . It also helps them as they search for prey . MAYFLY Trout eat mayfly in early spring . You can see these insects ...
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... color with the seasons . In summer , it has a black head and neck , with a white collar . In winter , its back and neck are gray . The shiny , black bill becomes dull . SALMON Salmon change color whenever they make changes in their. 28 ...
... color with the seasons . In summer , it has a black head and neck , with a white collar . In winter , its back and neck are gray . The shiny , black bill becomes dull . SALMON Salmon change color whenever they make changes in their. 28 ...
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adults animals Baby mink back feet bark beavers build bill becomes born brown burrows CADDIS camouflage catch fish catch trout change color chew chipping cool croak cut down trees damp dark dens dive feathers flies frogs front paws front teeth grass and leaves gray grow hatch hear Herons stand hide HOME hunt insects kits knob lakes LAND MARKS lay their eggs legs line their den lodge look Loons mayfly migrate moss mother move mute swan neck nest NIBBLES Otters live plants pond prey river banks river to lay rivers and streams Salmon leap Salmon travel SHADY shallow water shore snakes splash spots spring stay stones straight line stretch strong swimmer surface swim TADPOLES tail tiny toes are long trails tree trunks tunnels Voles wade WARNINGS watch water bird water lilies WATER Mink waterfalls webbed feet Whistling swans wings winter wood Young