Just in case you like many of the visitors to the Wild Museum wandered past these trout without stopping to read their informational bulletin or contemplate how the world revolves around their habitat and seemingly does not notice them. I would like to give you a short list of how to identify the Adirondack Brook Trout in case you are to ever meet one in the wild.
How to Identify an Adirondack Brook Trout:
- They are spotted! The average Adirondack Brook Trout has yellow and red spots that are surrounded by a blue hallow on most of their body
- Their fins have a white racing stripe on the tips!
- From the top-down they have worm shaped lines patterning their scales
One of the most important and difficult aspects of a sustainable public and private park is thinking about the ecosystems that go unnoticed, similar to the trout, we need to see these ecosystems and then think about how our actions are affecting them as well.
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