WHO: Division 9 students of Manoah Steves Elementary, in Richmond, B.C..

WHAT: An 90-card DIY phylo deck of organisms found in the Richmond Dyke, including:

Carpenter Ant, American Goldfinch, Jumping Spider, Mallard Duck, European Starling, Wilson’s Warbler, Buttercup, Grey Wolf, Pink Primrose, Northern Flicker, House Finch, Wood Duck, Grey Squirrel, Grass, Common Cattail, Dandelion, Northern Harrier, Bald Eagle, American Coot, White-Bellied Swallow, Black Carpenter Ant, Purple Finch, Masked Shrew, Bumble Bee, Black Labrador Retriever, American Bittern, Earthworm, Coyote, Blackberry Vines, Meadow Puffball, Ladybugs, Muskrat, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Green Heron, Golden Eagle, Glaucous Winged Gull, Fungus, Harbour Seal, Sandal Leaf, Wood Bug, Wild Fern, American Crow, Yellow-Rumped Warbler, Bewick’s Wren, Vole, Blue Jay, Grass Hopper, Raccoon, Atlantic Sea Nettle, Venus Flytrap, Gingko Leaf, Painted Turtle, Dragonfly, Mallard Duck, Yellow-necked Turtle, Bamboo, Common Box Turtle, Clover, Minnow, Orb-Weaver Spider, Butterfly Bush, Turtles, Lily Pads, Sandhill Crane, Robin, Sockeye Salmon, Seagulls, Raspberry Bush, Spotted Sandpiper, Red-Tailed Hawk, Red Cedar, Red-Eared Slider, Red-Winged Blackbird

WHERE: The Richmond Dyke Trails in Richmond, B.C.

WHEN: June 2011.

Click below to see them all!

Don’t they just make you want to take a walk in the park? Thanks for the lovely artwork, Division 9!

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Background photo by Iwona Erskine-Kellie

Purple Finch illustration by Jessie, Manoah Steves Elementary School, Division 9.