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Whats On A Trail?

What's On A Trail? Birds, wildflowers, wetlands, and more! There are TONS of incredible creatures on our trails. Use these links to get to know them even better:   Birds: The Birdhouse Trail at the Ogden Nature Center has over 100 bird houses and feeders! Check it out!   What do you do if you find a baby bird?! The Ogden Nature Center’s guide will help you out!   Learn about the American Robin, Barn Owl, Black-capped Chickadee, Canada Goose, Chukar, Northern Flicker, Rock Dove, and more at Feather Talk.   All about birding! Feathers, colors, feet, beaks, and bills! How to identify birds.   For all information on birds in Weber County, visit the Wasatch Audubon Society.   Wildflowers: Grab your crayons! Coloring book for wildflowers! Brought to you by the US Forest Service.   Here’s a great coloring book to help identify different parts of flowers!   Don’t put those crayons away yet! The US Forest Service has more coloring books for flowers!   Free online wildflower guide organized by shape, family, and region.   What’s the meaning of flowers? Do roses really mean “I love you”?   Here’s an online guide to give you more information on wildflowers in Utah – organized by family. Beautiful pictures!   Wetlands: “World in Our Own Backyard” – FREE online book with tons of information about wetlands – PLUS, hands-on activities to help learn even more. Provided by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency   Wetlands 101 – FREE online course to learn about wetlands; from Environmental Concern   What do you know about wetlands? – Here’s a great packet for kids and adults to learn more about wetlands…get out your crayons and get ready to learn! From the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources   Ancient Lake Bonneville: Ogden under water? Learn about ancient Lake Bonneville.   Hike the ancient shoreline!   Noxious Weeds: What is a Noxious Weed?   Why are noxious weeds so bad? Click here to find out!   How can you help? Every May, Weber County invites kids to join the Bag O’ Woad Program where kids can collect Dyers Woad for money!   Characteristic of a “noxious weed” is that they are non-native. That means they are not originally from the area. Click here to find out where these weeds are originally from.   Animal Tracks!: Ever wonder what animals you may be hiking with? Check out this great website to find out how to indentify animal tracks on the trails!   Here’s another site where you can learn about the tracks and a bit about the animals that made them. Includes great photos!   More Information: “Uniting people and nature!” The Ogden Nature Center is the best place for kids to learn more about the natural world we live in. Check it out!   Learn about conservation, eco-systems, recycling, human health, and MORE! Just for kids!   “A Virtual Inn for Nature Lovers!”