WILDLIFE HABITAT CDE- WL CHALLENGE GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

WHAT DO CANADA GEESE EAT?

• BUDS

• FORBS

• ACORNS

• EARTHWORMS

HOW WIDE SHOULD FIELD BORDERS BE?

• LESS THAN 30 FEET

• 30 FEET TO 120 FEET

• MORE THAN 120 FEET

• NONE OF THE ABOVE

WHERE DO EUROPEAN STARLINGS NEST?

• TREE CAVITIES

• GRASS CLUMPS

• TREE CANOPIES

• GROUND

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING WOULD YOU USE TO MAINTAIN PERMANENT, EARLY SUCCESSIONAL OPENINGS IN A FOREST?

• FOREST MANAGEMENT

• FOREST REGENERATION

• SET-BACK SUCCESSION

• EDGE FEATHERING

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DO YOUNG LARGEMOUTH BASS EAT?

• TADPOLES

• MINNOWS

• BLUEGILL

• ZOOPLANKTON

FOREST MANAGEMENT CAN BE USED TO CREATE DENSE GROUNDCOVER THAT MAY SUPPORT INCREASED PREY FOR TIMBER RATTLESNAKES.

• TRUE

• FALSE

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT AN EXAMPLE OF A WILDLIFE SURVEY TECHNIQUE?

• ROADSIDE COUNTS

• OBSERVATION COUNTS

• BROWSE COUNTS

• POINT COUNTS

ANIMALS WHICH ARE ACTIVE PRIMARILY AROUND DAWN AND DUSK ARE CALLED WHAT?

• NOCTURNAL

• DIURNAL

• CREPUSCULAR

• NUISANCE

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A MANAGEMENT PRACTICE APPROPRIATE FOR AMERICAN WOODCOCK?

• TILLAGE MANAGEMENT

• PLANT NATIVE GRASSES AND FORBS

• CREATE SNAGS

• EDGE FEATHERING

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BEST DESCRIBES ZOOPLANKTON?

• MICROSCOPIC FLOATING AND SUSPENDED AQUATIC PLANTS

• MICROSCOPIC ANIMALS THAT FLOAT/SWIM IN WATER

• LARGE FLOATING AND SUSPENDED AQUATIC PLANTS

• LARGE ANIMALS THAT FLOAT/SWIM IN WATER