Wildlife Species Library
Identification guides, behavior notes, and camera tips for the wildlife visiting backyard habitats across the EverydayEarth community.
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Red Clover
Trifolium pratense
The backbone of a healthy meadow, Red Clover is more than just a wildflower—it's a nitrogen-fixing powerhouse and a f...
red deadnettle
Lamium purpureum
The early-bird of the backyard world, Red Deadnettle paints the spring landscape in shades of violet and crimson. Thi...
Red Heath
Erica coccinea
A vibrant icon of the South African fynbos, the Red Heath dazzles with its drooping tubular bells and serves as a vit...
red mangrove
Rhizophora mangle
Meet the 'walking tree' of the coast. The red mangrove is a resilient architect of the shoreline, using its iconic st...
red osier dogwood
Cornus sericea
A champion of the winter landscape, the red osier dogwood offers a fiery burst of color against the snow while servin...
red raspberry
Rubus idaeus
A crown jewel of the backyard garden, the Red Raspberry is a powerhouse of nutrition for both humans and wildlife. It...
redflower ragleaf
Crassocephalum crepidioides
A resilient traveler from Africa, the redflower ragleaf is a striking succulent herb known for its nodding crimson bl...
Redroot Amaranth
Amaranthus retroflexus
The Redroot Amaranth is a hardy survivor and a backyard bird feeder designed by nature. With its striking pink roots ...
redtop
Agrostis gigantea
A hardy, rhizomatous grass that paints summer meadows with a shimmering wash of reddish-purple. Redtop is the unsung ...
reed canary grass
Phalaris arundinacea
A towering presence in the wetlands, reed canary grass creates lush, waving meadows that define the water's edge. Its...
Remote Sedge
Carex remota
Elegant, arching, and perfectly suited for the shadows, the Remote Sedge is a masterpiece of woodland architecture. I...
rice cutgrass
Leersia oryzoides
Armed with razor-sharp edges and a resilient spirit, rice cutgrass is a wetland powerhouse. This native grass provide...
river mangrove
Aegiceras corniculatum
Meet the 'goat's horn' of the coastline, a hardy mangrove species that excretes salt through its leaves and produces ...
river oats
Chasmanthium latifolium
A graceful woodland native known for its unique 'fish-like' seed heads that dance in the breeze. River oats bring yea...
riverbank grape
Vitis riparia
A powerhouse of the North American landscape, the riverbank grape is a fast-growing vine that provides both a lush gr...
rosy sedge
Carex rosea
A resilient, star-shaped sedge that brings year-round green to the deepest backyard shadows.
Rough Fescue
Festuca hallii
The backbone of the northern prairie, Rough Fescue is a hardy perennial bunchgrass that provides vital habitat and st...
Rough Meadow-grass
Poa trivialis
A resilient, shade-loving grass that creates soft, light-green carpets in the dampest corners of your yard. Discover ...
Royal Heath
Erica adelopetala
A rare crown jewel of the Cape Floristic Region, the Royal Heath dazzles with waxy crimson tubes designed for the bea...
rubber tree
Hevea brasiliensis
The source of the world's natural rubber, this Amazonian giant is famous for its 'bleeding' bark and exploding seed p...
russet sedge
Carex saxatilis
A hardy survivor of the frozen north, the russet sedge transforms soggy tundras into landscapes of deep chocolate and...
Russian knapweed
Rhaponticum repens
A resilient and aggressive perennial, Russian knapweed is famous for its pearly-tipped flowers and its ability to out...
rye
Secale cereale
The hardiest of the cereal grains, rye brings a touch of the rolling prairie to your backyard. Whether as a winter co...
Sacred Lotus
Nelumbo nucifera
An ancient symbol of purity rising from the mud, the Sacred Lotus is a marvel of natural engineering with self-cleani...
Saint Augustine grass
Stenotaphrum secundatum
The thick, emerald carpet of the coastal South, Saint Augustine grass is a hardy survivor that thrives where other gr...
salal
Gaultheria shallon
The resilient heart of the Pacific Northwest forest, salal provides year-round greenery, edible berries, and essentia...
sallow sedge
Carex lurida
The sallow sedge is a vibrant, lime-green powerhouse of the wetland world, recognized by its distinctive 'bottle-brus...
Saltgrass
Distichlis spicata
The glittering survivor of the marshlands, Saltgrass turns toxic soil into a shimmering green sanctuary. Its ability ...
Saltmarsh Cordgrass
Sporobolus alterniflorus
The resilient foundation of the coast, Saltmarsh Cordgrass turns the harsh, salty tides into a lush, green sanctuary ...
saltwort
Salsola kali
A resilient survivor of the coastline, prickly saltwort turns harsh salt spray and shifting sands into a home. Known ...
Sand Dropseed
Sporobolus cryptandrus
A resilient native bunchgrass with striking lead-colored seed heads, Sand Dropseed is a vital provider of food and sh...
sand sagebrush
Artemisia filifolia
The sand sagebrush is the silver-clad guardian of the dunes, turning shifting sands into a thriving ecosystem. This a...
Scaly Tree Fern
Sphaeropteris cooperi
A towering icon of the Australian bush, the Scaly Tree Fern brings a lush, prehistoric feel to any landscape. With it...
Scarlet Sage
Salvia splendens
The undisputed king of the pollinator garden, Scarlet Sage offers a brilliant explosion of red that draws hummingbird...
sea kale
Crambe maritima
A hardy survivor of the shoreline, Sea Kale transforms barren shingle beaches into lush, blue-grey mounds topped with...
sea lavender
Tournefortia gnaphalodes
A resilient guardian of the shoreline, sea lavender shimmers with silvery-gray foliage and delicate white blooms. Thi...
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