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Guilford County North Carolina guilfordcreekweek@gmail.com March 23rd-31st 2019

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Countdown to Guilford Creek Week

Kicks off:March 23rd, 2019

4 months to go.

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Representation from Creek Week and so many others at the #nostrawnovember celebration in #greensboro! Such a great turnout for a worthy cause!

No matter how you vote, remember Guilford County polls are open until 7:30 tonight.

Happy Halloween from Guilford Creek Week! You otter stay safe and have fun out there. 👻🎃

Fall is a surprisingly good time to find salamanders like this pretty White Spotted Slimy Salamander. #salamanders

This sandy beach wasn't here before Florence roared through. This sand got here through a process called deposition. Deposition occurs when a water feature loses energy, slows down and deposits the material it was transporting. Often this is at shallow area, a big curve, or when it meets another body of water. #knowyourwater #beachday #guilfordcreekweek

While cleaning debris, these two similar amphibians were found. They are both born in the water and start life as a tadpole but Frogs and Toads are different. You can see the toad has dry bumpy skin while the frogs is smooth and slimy. Frogs legs are long and they prefer wetter habitats; toads have shorter legs and can tolerate drier habitats. Also toad eggs are lay in the water in a chain while frogs are more in a mass. Either way they are both neat creatures and are great bug eaters!! (And were safely released after this picture) #hoptoit #amphibians

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