Riparea Project by Abigail Coe-Sullivan

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Bombus impatiens

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Populus deltoides

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Trifolium repens

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Centaurea stoebe

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Medicago lupulina

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Euodynerus foraminatus

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Silene vulgaris

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Daucus carota

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Harmonia axyridis

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Cornus sericea

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The common eastern bumble bee can be found on the east coast through to Florida, and west to Ohio. It is usually found in suburban or urban areas or farmlands.

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Eastern cottonwood grows along streams and rivers, and can be found from Southern Quebec to Texas.

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White clover occurs throughout the US, especially in grassy areas that are subject to frequent mowing or grazing.

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Spotted knapweed is mostly found in disturbed areas and in dry, loose soil. It is native to Eurasia but has established itself in the Midwest.

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Black Medick is nonnative and usually occurs in waste places, riparian areas, and disturbed places.

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Pitted mason wasps can be found across the US and southern Canada. They build homes in existing hollow cavities such as hollow twigs and abandoned carpenter bee tunnels.

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Bladder campion is usually found along streams and in disturbed or tilled soil across the U.S.

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Wild carrot can be found in sunny and well-drained areas across the US.

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Asian lady beetles are native to, surprise, Asia. They can, however, be found throughout North America and parts of Europe. They are found in a lot of areas, from rural to urban.

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Red osier dogwood thrives in riparian areas across the US, except in the southern Great Plains region and the southeast.

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Food Chain

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Bumblebees are important pollinators for plants that feed other animals. The bees themselves are also a source of food for many birds and mammals in the area.

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Eastern Cottonwoods are sources of food for many animals, and usually used to provide shade in suburban areas.

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These flowers are an important source of food for many types of bees, butterflies, and other pollinators. Mammals such as the American Black Bear also eat the foliage and flowers.

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This flower is poisonous and creates areas where only spotted knapweed can grow. Some animals, such as cows, can eat knapweed and be unharmed, but for the most part it is inedible to most animals.

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This can be eaten by animals such as woodchucks and deer when found in the wild.

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These wasps are important pollinators of food plants for many animals.

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Bladder campion is edible to many mammals, including humans. Its leaves are sweet and the flowers are also edible.

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Wild carrot plant is very important as a food source for many creatures, especially pollinators such as bees.

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These beetles are eaten by many other creatures such as birds and mammals. The beetles consume fruits, leaves, smaller aphids, and other lady beetle larvae.

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Many birds consume these ripe berries, such as thrush and warbling vireos.