Illustration of a Pine-and-Oak Forest environment shows the typical flora and fauna of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Illustration of a Pine-and-Oak Forest environment shows the typical flora and fauna of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
This forest type requires light and bare soils that support representative flora (plants) such as New York fern, Pink Lady Slipper, mixed oaks and mixed pines, Christmas fern, Fire Pink, Sourwood (leaves), Chestnut oak (leaves), Sassafras, and Columbine Representative fauna (animals) include Katydid, Chipmunk, Pileated woodpecker, Hooded warbler, Wild turkey, and a Scarlet tanager
Included with illustration is a facsimile copy of a preliminary drawing (24" x 11-3/4") with species identification overlay; Abbr=PUB
U.S. National Park Service
Project=Folder; Art_Registration_No=PUB-0128; Reflective Art