1. PLACES AND PERSPECTIVES APRILIE 2010 SCOALA CU CLASELE I-IV DAMBU BAICOIROMANIA Project Coordinator : MADI PAUN

2. PLANTS AND ANIMALS IN A FEW CITIES IN THE WORLD

3. In the Carpathian foothills, forests occupy territories discontinuous, alternating with orchards or agricultural crops defrisari.In component installed here after their meeting in mixture with beech specimens stejarul.Vegetatia our area is typical steppe with brumariu oak groves and oak. PLANTS

4. shows a great wealth of forms, often with high populations of forest on the outskirts animals.We meet in the forest near the town: wolf, fox, deer,boar. The birds are the woodpeckers, blackbird, owl, forest- steppe is raven.Arealul common rodents: gopher, hamster, rabbits. WILDLIFE

5. STATE ANIMALS AND PLANTS FROM ARIZONA State Amphibian: Arizona tree frog State Insect: Two tailed swallowtail State fish: Apache Trout State flower: Saguaro Cactus Blossom

6. State Animal: Ringtail Cat State Bird: Cactus Wren State Reptile: Ridge nosed rattlesnake STATE ANIMALS AND PLANTS FROM ARIZONA

7. Some animals we see often are deer, raccoons, birds, foxes, and squirrels. Our state bird is the cardinal. Some plants we see a lot are daisies, roses, oak trees, maple trees, pine trees, and cottonwood trees. Our state flower is the peony. Local Plants and Animals from INDIANAPOLIS

8. Tulip Tree Indiana’s state tree is the tulip tree, a member of the magnolia family. The tulip tree can reach the height of 100 ft. or more, and matures very quickly. It has a very straight trunk measuring 2 to 4 feet in diameter. It is a valued timber species as well as being a forest giant. When Abe Lincoln (former U.S. president) cut logs for his cabin, the logs were probably from a tulip tree. Daniel Boone most of the time used the wood to build canoes. I think the tulip tree is a very cool tree.

9. We wish you good luck in this project interesting and very nice!