Gotcha Covered

Sagegrouse Sagebrush provides both food and protective cover for animals such as pheasant, rabbit, and sage grouse. A sage grouse's diet in winter is primarily made up of sagebrush. Bitterbrush

You now have returned to an area with more native plants. The native shrubs around you provide important food and shelter for wildlife. Big game animals, such as mule deer, elk, and moose all browse on Bitterbrush in the winter when it is available. This shrub provides twigs, leaves, seeds, and bark import to many rodents such as deer mice, chipmunks, and pocket gophers. Rodents help and bitterbrush by scattering seeds to start new plants. Insects, both flies and bees, help pollinate the bitterbrush flowers so new seeds are produced. Sagebrush

CRESS CREEK

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NATURE TRAIL PANELS

01 Cress Creek Nature Trail

02 Keep Cress Creek Natural

03 What's At Fault?

04 Hot Spot

05 Stuck in a Rut

06 Go With the Flow

07 Migration to Irrigation

08 Water They Here For?

09 Wild Bloomers

10 Heavy Drinkers

11 Moving On Up

12 Let's Get to the Source

13 Tracks and Scat

14 Parched Posies

15 Have We Been Introduced?

16 Gotcha Covered

17 Topography

18 South Fork of the Snake

19 Thanks for Visiting