Wildlife Species Library

Identification guides, behavior notes, and camera tips for the wildlife visiting backyard habitats across the EverydayEarth community.

Water Berry
Trees

Water Berry

Syzygium cordatum

A lush, water-loving evergreen that transforms into a bustling wildlife buffet when its fragrant flowers and purple b...

Water Gum
Trees

Water Gum

Tristaniopsis laurina

A masterpiece of the Australian riverside, the Water Gum features stunning peeling bark and vibrant summer flowers th...

Weeping fig
Trees

Weeping fig

Ficus benjamina

With its graceful, arching branches and glossy emerald leaves, the Weeping Fig is more than just a popular houseplant...

weeping willow
Trees

weeping willow

Salix babylonica

With its iconic cascading branches and elegant silhouette, the weeping willow is the crown jewel of the waterside lan...

Western Australian Peppermint
Trees

Western Australian Peppermint

Agonis flexuosa

The Western Australian Peppermint is the architectural heart of the Southwest garden, offering iconic weeping foliage...

western hemlock
Trees

western hemlock

Tsuga heterophylla

Defined by its graceful, drooping top and delicate needles, the Western Hemlock is the crown jewel of the Pacific Nor...

western juniper
Trees

western juniper

Juniperus occidentalis

The western juniper is an ancient sentinel of the high desert, known for its twisted, gnarled limbs and its ability t...

Western Ponderosa Pine
Trees

Western Ponderosa Pine

Pinus ponderosa

The Western Ponderosa Pine is the towering icon of the West, famous for its puzzle-piece bark and pleasant vanilla sc...

western redcedar
Trees

western redcedar

Thuja plicata

Known as the 'Giant of the Woods,' the western redcedar is a majestic evergreen that provides a sanctuary for wildlif...

Western Soapberry
Trees

Western Soapberry

Sapindus drummondii

A hardy survivor of the American West, the Western Soapberry provides golden autumn beauty and a unique winter feast ...

white ash
Trees

white ash

Fraxinus americana

The white ash is the crown jewel of the American hardwood forest, famous for its grand stature and its role as the so...

white box
Trees

white box

Eucalyptus albens

The white box is the majestic anchor of Australia's western slopes, providing a nectar-filled pantry and hollow-fille...

white fir
Trees

white fir

Abies concolor

A towering icon of the American West, the White Fir is beloved for its striking silver-blue needles and refreshing ci...

White Karee
Trees

White Karee

Searsia pendulina

A fast-growing icon of the African landscape, the White Karee provides a weeping canopy of shade and a bountiful buff...

white mulberry
Trees

white mulberry

Morus alba

A fast-growing centerpiece of the suburban landscape, the white mulberry is the ultimate summer buffet for neighborho...

white spruce
Trees

white spruce

Picea glauca

The White Spruce is the 'Great White North's' most resilient sentinel, a shimmering evergreen that provides a year-ro...

white willow
Trees

white willow

Salix alba

The shimmering sentinel of the riverbank, the White Willow is a vital haven for backyard biodiversity. Its silvery le...

Whitebark Pine
Trees

Whitebark Pine

Pinus albicaulis

The stoic sentinel of the high peaks, the Whitebark Pine is a hardy conifer that thrives where other trees fail. Know...

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