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Home Posts tagged "Nature" (Page 7)

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Did you know? Daddy longlegs are not spiders or venomous

As a child I remember daddy longlegs in the basement bathroom, especially in the shower. Not liking spiders, I never got close and took quick…

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25 turkey facts to gobble up

Thanksgiving brings turkeys into the spotlight which usually is detrimental to them. So here are 25 turkey tidbits to ponder while your turkey is cooking…

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Western hemlock tolerate life in the shadows

Fastest. Strongest. Survival of the fittest. When push comes to shove in nature, usually the weak or meek don’t survive. And in the case of…

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What is that big beetle?

Whether a bird, plant or insect, identifying one I haven’t seen before is always interesting. So when I received an email that Cal Russell was…

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Chickens of the woods not always easy to tell apart

When a grouse flushes from the brush, my heart skips a beat before I scan to see who made the noise. Was it a spruce…

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Recent swarms of insects are woolly aphids

During the past few weeks, swarms of tiny blue and white insects have pelted windshields like raindrops and stuck to the clothing of anyone walking…

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What’s the difference between a bug and a beetle?

Often I find myself referring to any insect as a bug unless I know specifically what it is, such as a dragonfly, butterfly or praying…

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Pronghorn fastest land mammal in North America

Capable of bursts of speed greater than 60 miles per hour and sustained speeds of 45 mph, the pronghorn gracefully speeds across the American Plains…

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The never-ending aspen

One of my favorite sounds is the rustling of aspen leaves in the wind. While most leaves are attached to branches with round stems, quaking…

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Garter snakes most common snake in Idaho

Unlike southern Idaho, far north Idaho is thankfully devoid of venomous snakes. Snakes living in the forested region of far north Idaho are harmless to…

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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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