Park1 sightings50 species
New York, US
Chenango Canal
You might spot American White Waterlily, Buttonbush, and Common Milkweed.
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Where to see Eastern Black-Legged Tick
We found 6 places featuring Eastern Black-Legged Tick. Plan your next visit below.
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Park1 sightings50 species
Massachusetts, US
Copicut Woods
You might spot Threeleaf Goldthread and Spotted Salamander.
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Park1 sightings50 species
Michigan, US
Devil's Kitchen
You might spot Yellow Lady's Slipper and Ring-Billed Gull.
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New Jersey, US
Frelinghuysen Arboretum
You might spot American Beech, Garlic Mustard, and Spotted Lanternfly.
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Delaware, US
Mt. Cuba Center
You might spot American Toad, Eastern Tiger Swallowtail, and Red Fox.
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Park12 species
West Virginia, US
Elkins Coal and Coke Company Historic District
You might spot Eastern Black-Legged Tick and Celery Leaftier Moth.
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Eastern Black-Legged Tick
Common · Invertebrate
Map of Eastern Black-Legged Tick sightings
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