Americana

A kind of music like old folk, country and blues that sounds simple and honest

A tall North American plant with white flowers whose young shoots people cook but whose berries and roots are poisonous

A small wild animal like a weasel, native to North America with soft brown fur

A shrub from eastern North America that produces edible hazelnuts

A North American vine that climbs and has purple-brown flowers and edible underground roots

A large spiky plant that blooms once after many years and then dies

A fast animal with hooves like an antelope that lives on western North American plains and has forked horns

A small silvery fish from eastern United States rivers called white perch that people eat and catch for sport

A North American plant that grows in clumps with spotted leaves and small flowers on stems

A large reddish-brown cockroach from the southern United States now found worldwide

A large American tree with dark green leaves that gives shade

A tropical bush with strong, sweet-smelling yellow-white flowers that open at night

A plant with long spikes of blue or white bell-shaped flowers that grows in eastern North America

A plant that lives one year with purple flower heads and basket-like leaves below them

A small brown North American bird that climbs tree trunks to find insects

A tall plant from the woods of eastern North America with spikes of white flowers

A medium duck whose male has a white crown and a green patch by the eye

A diving duck from North America with a grey and black body and a reddish brown head

A North American tree with light green leaves and nuts you can eat

A medium-sized water bird in North America with dark feathers and a white bill

A mushroom with a pale cap and a stem thicker at the base

A disease that causes sores on the skin and on the mouth or nose

A North American form of the twinflower that is a low creeping plant with two small bell-shaped flowers

A moth whose caterpillars live together in silk tents in trees

A tropical tree with sweet fruit used in jams and desserts

A tropical tree from the Caribbean and northern South America that has fruit the size of an orange

A rare North American crane with white and black feathers and a loud trumpet call called the whooping crane

A large stork with a long curved bill that wades in warm American wetlands

A wild plum tree from eastern and central North America that has red-orange fruit with yellow inside

A small forest plant with thick leaves and clusters of white flowers

A small evergreen plant with round thick leaves and white flowers native to eastern North America

A large South American bird like an ostrich that runs fast, cannot fly, and has three toes

A small North American bird with blue-grey feathers and a yellow throat and chest

A small tree with divided leaves and clusters of bright red berries from eastern North America

A low spreading plant with dense light purple flowers that grows near streams in western North America and northeastern Asia