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Home Posts tagged "Animal Diet" (Page 8)

Tag: Animal Diet

Have you had tree bark for breakfast lately?

  Visible everyday, all year long is tree bark. From the white birch bark slowly peeling away from the trunk to the fibrous reddish strips…

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Looking inside a black bear den

Carefully I crawl into the entrance of a bear den to take a look at the black bear. Laying on a bed of dried ferns,…

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Teeth tailored to animal’s diet

Moose nip the young growth from willow trees in the winter while wolves tear meat from a freshly-killed deer. Neither could eat what they do…

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Chattering red squirrels also known as pine squirrels

When walking through the woods the silence is often pierced by the rapid chatter of a red squirrel as I intrude upon its territory. But…

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Muskrats, beavers similar but not related

Muskrats and beavers are similar in many ways which is surprising since they aren’t even close relatives. Muskrats are more closely related to voles and…

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Feast or famine for animals in the winter

Last weekend, the chickadees and nuthatches finally found the two bird feeders I filled several weeks ago. For birds, finding a full feeder is like…

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Sign Posts of the Forest

Wandering through the woods, I found a tree with claw marks scratched in the bark at eye-level and black hair stuck to once oozing sap.…

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Howling at the moon reveals coyote’s presence

As the light fades over the alfalfa field, the nighttime serenade begins with a long call, then a tremolo of howling. With all the howling…

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Look for spruce grouse on gravel roads this autumn

A frenzy of flapping bursts from the shrubs no more than 10 feet away, quickening my heartbeat until I realize it’s only a spruce grouse.…

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White-tailed deer a far ranging species

Grazing in fields in early morning, seeking shelter in the woods during mid-day, browsing in city parks in the evening and crossing highways at night,…

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Praying mantis captures food with quick reflexes, fatal grip

Insects range from beautiful butterflies to everyday ants to creepy spiders and everything in between. Praying mantises are in between with their strange looks and…

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No escaping the annoying buzz of mosquitos

Lying under the window at night I can hear the constant buzz of mosquitos swarming on the other side of the window screen. Almost asleep…

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