Flora and fauna of Tolwick’s forests

These are flora and fauna of Tolwick, Siere’s boreal and deciduous woodlands. Tolwick’s forests are usually clusters in the middle of prairies or boreal forests on the sides of mountains so it is best suited for montane-prairie animals. Common flora and fauna include black-billed magpies, geese, mallards, mule deer, robin birds, black-capped chickadees, prairie pasqueflowers, white-tailed jackrabbits, house sparrows, grey squirrels, northern flickers, red osier dogwoods, and red-winged blackbirds. Others include red squirrels, common yarrows, downy woodpeckers, common goldeneyes, wapiti (elk), bald eagle, Saskatoon berries, trembling aspens, bighorn sheep, great blanket flowers, fireweeds, white-tailed deer, shrubby cinquefoil, common merganser, silverberry, chokecherry, creeping thistle, buffalo berries, coots, bearberries, glacier lillies, mountain goats, common beargrasses, ground squirrels, sticky geraniums, arrowleaf balsamroots, harebells, creeping mahonia, moose, giant red Indian paintbrush, black bears, pronghorn antelope, bald eagles, fairy slippers, thimble berries, great mullein, ponderousa pines, common Douglas firs, hoary marmots, coyotes, red foxes, and mountain cats.
Category:Flora of Siere
Category:Fauna of Siere