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Home Posts tagged "Fauna" (Page 5)

Tag: Fauna

Slug’s life revolves around mucous

Silvery tracks cross the deck and occasionally the concrete walkway in the morning. During the driest days of summer the silvery tracks were absent but…

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Dragonflies most successful predator in animal kingdom

Dragonflies, butterflies and ladybugs are often considered “nice” insects with their pretty colors and seemingly harmlessness. However, dragonflies are far from harmless—they are the most…

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Waxwings flock to fruit year-round

By mid-summer most birds have finished nesting and the young have fledged,  but one bird is a late nester compared to the rest–the waxwing. The…

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How do animals beat the heat?

On sweltering 90-plus degree days we can retreat to basements or air conditioned buildings but how do animals beat the heat? Often animals gain relief…

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A hummingbird? An insect? What is it?

What hovers like a hummingbird, flies like a hummingbird but has antennae? A hummingbird moth. Aptly named, hummingbird moths can easily be mistaken for hummingbirds…

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Don’t be fooled by a coot

The American coot may swim like a duck, dive like a duck, and look like a duck but it isn’t a duck. As much as…

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Magnitude of beargrass blooms unpredictable

While on the Parker Ridge trail below Parker Peak last summer, I rounded a corner and was surprised by the hundreds of beargrass blooms filling…

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Summer serenaded by insect chorus

Have you taken the time to listen on a warm, summer evening? Trains, trucks and lawn mowers are the first sounds you may hear but…

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Swallows provide valuable insect control

Pesky insects can bother us during gardening, barbecues and other outdoor activities but one bird species makes an impressible dent in the insect population for…

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Hummingbirds feed on more than nectar

As I walked through the yard an unfamiliar buzz came and went that was louder than a bee. I looked around and finally looked up…

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Calf survival dependent on hiding or following

On wobbly legs, newborn deer, moose and elk are a precious sight to us but a tasty sight for predators such as wolves, bears and…

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Bird nest diversity unparalleled in animal kingdom

Many birds are busy building their nests to capitalize on the insects and other food that will be abundant when the eggs hatch in a…

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