2. Where is it found?
Eastern half of North
America
Middle of Europe
Southwest Russia, Japan,
and eastern China
Southern Chile and
Middle East coast of
Paraguay
New Zealand and
Southeastern Australia
Temperate deciduous
forests are located in
the mid-latitude areas
which means that they
are found between the
polar regions and the
tropics.
7. Major Plant Groups
Oak
Beech
Maple
Chestnut Hickory
Elm
Basswood
Linden
Walnut
Sweet Gum trees
Rhododendrons
Azaleas
Mountain Laurel
Huckleberries
Lichen
Club Mosses
True Mosses
Trees Shrubs
8. Animals
American Bald Eagle
American Black Bear
Coyote
Platypus
Chipmunk
Red Squirrel
White Tailed Deer
Wolves
Weasel
9. National Symbol of the
U.S.
Wing Span- up to 8 feet
Nest in pine trees
Raptor, “Bird of prey”
Eat fish, small birds,
reptiles and mammals
Used to be endangered,
but are not just a
threatened species
American Bald Eagle
10. Animal of Prey
Live in farmlands, brushy
and forested areas in
southern Canada and
mostly all of the
mainland United States.
Also throughout Central
America to Boliva
Solitary animal
White Tailed Deer
12. Facts about Temperate Deciduous
Forest
Experience four seasons: Winter, Spring, Autumn,
and Summer.
Deforestation and invasive species are issues that
are upsetting the balance of Temperate Deciduous
Forest ecosystems.