100 Species in 100 Seconds

This week's issue of Now in Nature marks our 100th email—and we're deeply grateful to you for reading along and joining us on this journey.

We thought we'd celebrate with a quick video of 100 species found at the Nature Center in 100 seconds (not counting title screens). How many of these have you seen? What would you add to the list?

Species list, in order of appearance:

Raccoon
Obedient Plant
Red Fox
Pawpaw Tree
Eastern Box Turtle (Hatchiling)
Spring Beauty
Mink
Spicebush
Red-tailed Hawk
Wild Bergamot
Cooper's Hawk
Passionfruit
Mallard
Eastern Redbud
Carolina Wren
Buttonbush
Garter Snake
American Persimmon Tree
Coyote
Sycamore Tree
Red-eared Slider
Elderberry
Cedar Waxwing
New England Aster
Pileated Woodpecker
Hairy Woodmint
Grey Tree Frog
Prairie Dock
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
Late Boneset
Barred Owl
Chicken of the Woods
Woodcock
Purple Coneflower
American Toad
White Oak
Wood Frog
Wreath Goldenrod
Luna Moth
Red Columbine
Great Horned Owl
Black-eyed Susan
Eastern Newt (Red Eft stage)
Hairy Wild Rye
Bold Jumping Spider
Flowering Dogwood
Eastern Screech Owl
Foxglove Beardtongue
Jefferson Salamander
Sugar Maple
Eastern Red Bat
Ironweed
Blue Dasher Dragonfly
Dutchman's Breeches
Eastern Bluebird
Blue Mistflower
Io Moth
Switchgrass
Painted Lady butterfly
Rattlesnake Master
Broad-headed Skink
Woodoats
Striped Skunk
Black Walnut
Bullfrog
Yellow Coneflower
White-tailed Deer
Blue Lobelia
Blue Jay
Common Milkweed
Water Scorpion
Beech Tree
Fireflies (unsure of exact species)
Giant Puffball Mushroom
Fox Squirrel
Aaron's Rod
Monarch Butterfly
Eastern Wahoo
Wooly Bear/Worm Caterpillar (Isabella Tiger Moth)
Bundleflower
Joe Pye Weed
Black Ratsnake
Sassafras
Eastern Tailed-blue Butterfly
Mycena leaiana
Honey Bee
Trillium
Rainbow Darter
Butterfly Milkweed
Common Snapping Turtle
Common Yarrow
Eastern Chipmunk
Honey Locust
Periodical Cicada
Burr Oak
Bluegill
Allegheny Monkey Flower
Opossum
Our forest
Northern Cardinal