Title Crossword

a color worn in the fall months in the woods
the invasive insect recently discovred in Bridgton ash trees
The variety of species in an ecosystem
An organism that only gains energy from plants
people who study inland waters - lakes, rivers, streams, wetlands, and groundwater
a body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater
A small stream that flows into a larger stream
Winding curve of bend in a river.
A crescent-shaped lake formed in the abounded channel.
Facing Forward, I am the left side of the boat
Where you steer the boat
a nautical hardware that is used to secure a line
bizarre "spagetti faced" mole burros through mud or snow
Eastern newt life stage between aquatic and adult. Red ___
our largest frog, known for a deep rolling voice
a member of the sunfish family with red-orange spot on ear flap
related to dragonflies, distinguished by wings folded when resting
invasive aquatic plant known for its fruits with sharp barbs
widespread invasive animal, the Chinese ____ snail
A tea-colored lake probably has a lot of natural ____
hard water
Red-breasted, hooded, and common
"who cooks for you, who cooks for you allll?"
Back, Middle, Mud, Little Mud and ___ Pond.
38 mile river that originates in Bethel
Wetland ____ is a process that determines which parts of the landscape are wetlands.
Lakes like less ____
The natural layer of fallen leaves, pine needles, twigs.
66 acre preserve in downtown Bridgton
To reduce your wake, keep the bow
LEA supporters