A year at a glance in Morrow County
When each species’ records usually fall in Morrow County, 2016 to 2025: the bar runs from the early to the late week, and the line marks the middle week. It shows when people recorded each species, not when it is there.
21 species
| Species | Usual weeks |
|---|---|
| Amphibians | |
| American Toad | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Birds | |
| Red-shouldered Hawk | No season: most records are from one year |
| Red-tailed Hawk | No season: most records are from one year |
| Dragonflies and damselflies | |
| Azure Bluet | No season: most records are from one year |
| Blue Dasher | No season: most records are from one year |
| Common Whitetail | No season: most records are from one year |
| Double-striped Bluet | No season: most records are from one year |
| Eastern Amberwing | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Eastern Forktail | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Eastern Pondhawk | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Familiar Bluet | No season: most records are from one year |
| Fragile Forktail | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Orange Bluet | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Prince Baskettail | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Skimming Bluet | No season: most records are from one year |
| Slender Spreadwing | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Widow Skimmer | No season: recorded in two separate seasons |
| Flowering plants | |
| Virginia Springbeauty | late March to late April, middle week Apr 5–11 |
| American columbo | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| bloodroot | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |
| Eastern Skunk Cabbage | No season: the weeks are still too uncertain |