USFWS/Southeast:
Byron Hamstead showing how to use an identification key
USFWS/Southeast:
Byron Hamstead talking about dragonflies
USFWS/Southeast:
Byron Hamstead discusses stream insects
USFWS/Southeast:
Students take a closer look at a stream insect
USFWS/Southeast:
Biologists collecting fish
USFWS/Southeast:
Collecting fish to show the students
USFWS/Southeast:
Luke Etchison, N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, shows a fish to students
USFWS/Southeast:
Luke Etchison, N.C. Wildlifre Resources Commission, show fish to students
USFWS/Southeast:
Starli McDowell addresses students
USFWS/Southeast:
Mark Endries displays a crayfish exoskeleton
USFWS/Southeast:
Students fan our into the river
USFWS/Southeast:
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission's Steve Fraley shows students a fish
USFWS/Southeast:
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission biologist Steve Fraley talks fish
USFWS/Southeast:
Students work through identifying a stream insect
USFWS/Southeast:
Students collecting stream invertebrates
USFWS/Southeast:
Luke Etchison and Steve Fraley talk fish with students
USFWS/Southeast:
Mark Endries discusses how to use an identification key
USFWS/Southeast:
A student collects stream invertebrates
USFWS/Southeast:
A pair of student flip rocks looking for animals
USFWS/Southeast:
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission's Steve Fraley discusses fish
USFWS/Southeast:
A pair of students carry their net to the river
USFWS/Southeast:
Students head to the South Toe River
USFWS/Southeast:
Tressa Hartsell awaits the students' arrival
USFWS/Southeast:
View from in the South Toe River
USFWS/Southeast:
Students as viewed from beneath the South Toe River
USFWS/Southeast:
Student collecting stream insects in the South Toe River
USFWS/Southeast:
Student work to identify stream insects