site visit notes, things Marit said that have to be RIGHT in the drawings

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site visit notes, things Marit said that have to be RIGHT in the drawings - herons nest in colonies, the rookery has ~40 nests in dead cottonwoods. they come back late march, "about when the ice goes out, they need open water to fish." saw 6 on the nests today - heron neck is an S in flight, folded back. cranes fly w/ the neck straight out. if I draw a straight neck she will send it back - painted turtle: red on the EDGE of the shell (marginal scutes) and yellow stripes on the head. not a red-eared slider, no red ear - wood duck male has a white "bridle" line and red eye. they nest in tree holes and the ducklings jump out, up to 50 ft, and bounce - beaver lodge has no visible door, the entrances are underwater - bur oak acorn has the fringed cap, the "burr". leaf is fiddle shaped, deep notch in the middle - jack-in-the-pulpit: three leaflets, don't confuse w/ trillium (three leaves but one flower on top) - under the ice: turtles don't hibernate in the mud exactly, they sit on the bottom and breathe through their butts - darner nymphs live underwater 1-3 years before the 4 months as a dragonfly

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Marit Engebretsen

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 "date": "2025-03-27T20:15:00.000Z",
 "body": "site visit notes, things Marit said that have to be RIGHT in the drawings\n- herons nest in colonies, the rookery has ~40 nests in dead cottonwoods. they come back late march, \"about when the ice goes out, they need open water to fish.\" saw 6 on the nests today\n- heron neck is an S in flight, folded back. cranes fly w/ the neck straight out. if I draw a straight neck she will send it back\n- painted turtle: red on the EDGE of the shell (marginal scutes) and yellow stripes on the head. not a red-eared slider, no red ear\n- wood duck male has a white \"bridle\" line and red eye. they nest in tree holes and the ducklings jump out, up to 50 ft, and bounce\n- beaver lodge has no visible door, the entrances are underwater\n- bur oak acorn has the fringed cap, the \"burr\". leaf is fiddle shaped, deep notch in the middle\n- jack-in-the-pulpit: three leaflets, don't confuse w/ trillium (three leaves but one flower on top)\n- under the ice: turtles don't hibernate in the mud exactly, they sit on the bottom and breathe through their butts\n- darner nymphs live underwater 1-3 years before the 4 months as a dragonfly\n"
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- id: note-coldwater-species
  kind: note
  date: 2025-03-27 20:15
  body: |
    site visit notes, things Marit said that have to be RIGHT in the drawings
    - herons nest in colonies, the rookery has ~40 nests in dead cottonwoods. they come back late march, "about when the ice goes out, they need open water to fish." saw 6 on the nests today
    - heron neck is an S in flight, folded back. cranes fly w/ the neck straight out. if I draw a straight neck she will send it back
    - painted turtle: red on the EDGE of the shell (marginal scutes) and yellow stripes on the head. not a red-eared slider, no red ear
    - wood duck male has a white "bridle" line and red eye. they nest in tree holes and the ducklings jump out, up to 50 ft, and bounce
    - beaver lodge has no visible door, the entrances are underwater
    - bur oak acorn has the fringed cap, the "burr". leaf is fiddle shaped, deep notch in the middle
    - jack-in-the-pulpit: three leaflets, don't confuse w/ trillium (three leaves but one flower on top)
    - under the ice: turtles don't hibernate in the mud exactly, they sit on the bottom and breathe through their butts
    - darner nymphs live underwater 1-3 years before the 4 months as a dragonfly