Southern Savanna Biome
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This region, the bottom middle of the state, is characterized by remnants of the once predominant oak savanna biome. A savannah will have a low plant density, allowing for grassland development under the open canopy of forest dominated by oak. These landscapes are often described as “park like” due to their open appearance and with development, are disappearing from their original boundaries. Red-Headed Woodpeckers and Wild Turkey are birds that depend on this kind of biome, and of course Whitetail Deer are seen throughout the area, as are raccoons, squirrels and small rodents. Big Foot Beach: WGA State Park series Found by You: Please log in Belmont Mound: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in Yellowstone Lake: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in New Glarus Woods: WGA State Park series Found by You: Please log in Lake Kegonsa: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in Aztalan State Park: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in Governor Dodge: WGA State Park series Found by You: Please log in Blue Mounds: WGA State Park series Found by You: Please log in Tower Hill: WGA State Park series Found by You: Please log in Governor Nelson: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in Natural Bridge: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in Devil’s Lake: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in Mirror Lake: WGA State Park Series Found by You: Please log in |
