Temperate Forest - fhssciencerocks
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Temperate Forest
By: Kenady Browning
eastern North America
northeastern Asia
western and central Europe
Precipitation
It rains about 2 to 5 feet yearly.
Temp. Ranges
It varies from 75 degrees to 86 degrees.
Plants
American Beech
Carpet Moss
Common Lime
Guelder Rose
Lady Fern
Northern Arrowwood
Pecan
Oak
Shagbark Hickory
Tawny Milksap
Mushroom
White Birch
White
American Bald Eagle
American Black Bear
Coyote
Duckbill Platypus
Eastern Chipmunk
European Red Squirrel
Fat Dormouse
Least Weasel
White-tailed Deer
Temperate forests are often called deciduous
forests.
In a temperate forest, most of the trees lose
their leaves in the winter.
During the fall, when the weather gets cooler,
the trees begin to shut down.
Their leaves turn beautiful shades of colors.
Come winter time, the leaves fall off of the
trees.
Websites
http://chalk.richmond.edu/education/projec
ts/webunits/biomes/tforest.html
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/exhibits/bio
mes/forests.php