Monday, April 13, 2009
Plains Horned Toad
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Plains grey wolf
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Thursday, April 9, 2009
Northern Raccoon
June 13, 1804
The first time they saw this masked face bandit was near the Charition River Missouri. This Raccoon is seen all around the U.S. except for portions of the Rocky Mountains. It is gray and brown with much black. It has a face with a black mask outlined in white. Tail bushy with four to six alternating black-brown or grayish rings.
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Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Missouri beaver
July 3, 1804
Lewis and Clark found this animal when they when one of their men shot one. The large animal has soft silky fur and a large scaly tail. It is 2-4 feet and 44- 60 pounds in weight. Its range is most of Canada and U.S.
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Labels: Animals
The Eastern Woodrat
May 31,1804
The eastern woodrat was another animal that they found on the trip. The first time they saw it was below the mouth of the Osage River, Missouri. Its main range is from South Dakota to Northern Nebraska. It is 12-17 inches in length and 7.1 - 16 oz in weight.
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
The Channel Catfish

July 24, 1804
Hello friends i will have many of the animals that Lewis and Clark discovered on their great expedition though America.
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Monday, March 9, 2009
Squad
Sam, is a good cook and would cook every meal for everybody on the corps.
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