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Lake Metroparks

Metro park system19 parks, counted togetherLake Metroparks

See its 19 parks

Results here pool the records from all of them.

  • Arcola Creek
  • Arcola Creek Park
  • Big Creek Corridor
  • Blair Property
  • Concord Woods Nature Park
  • Fairport Harbor Lakefront Park
  • Helen Hazen Wyman Park
  • Hell Hollow Park
  • Indian Point Park
  • Lake County Farm Park
  • Mason's Landing Park
  • Paine Falls Park
  • Painesville Township Park
  • Paradise-Conley Road Property (Conley Road)
  • Paradise-Conley Road Property (Paradise Road)
  • Penitentiary Glen Reservation
  • Red Hill Valley Property
  • River Road Park
  • Veterans' Memorial Park
species with a result
5
records, 2016 to 2025
1,384

Lake Metroparks at a glance

Darker weeks have more of a group's species recorded. Shows when people recorded them, not how common they are.

Dragonflies and damselflies 4
Reptiles 1
Recording in Lake Metroparks · records of all species each week, 1,384 in all

The grey bars show how many records of all species were made here each week, so you can see when recording itself was high or low.

Every species recorded here

Dragonflies and damselflies 4

Autumn Meadowhawk (Sympetrum vicinum)Autumn MeadowhawkSympetrum vicinumPhoto © Cameron Eckert · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain20 recordsCommon Whitetail (Plathemis lydia)Common WhitetailPlathemis lydiaPhoto © Greg Lasley · CC BY-NC 4.0Late May to early August, middle week Jun 7–1322 recordsEastern Least Clubtail (Stylogomphus albistylus)Eastern Least ClubtailStylogomphus albistylusPhoto © Denis Doucet · CC BY-NC 4.0Early June to late June, middle week Jun 21–2729 recordsSlaty Skimmer (Libellula incesta)Slaty SkimmerLibellula incestaPhoto © Greg Lasley · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain21 records

Reptiles 1

Painted Turtle (Chrysemys picta)Painted TurtleChrysemys pictaPhoto © Susan Elliott · CC BY-NC 4.0No season: the weeks are still too uncertain24 records

Missing records do not mean a species is absent. Back to the Ohio map