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Not Just for Squirrels: Go Nuts for Acorns
Heads up! The most necessary fall accessory this year is not the sweater. It is the hard hat. It seems to be raining acorns.
4:20 pm, October 14, 2015
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Shining a Light on All Those Bulbs
Suzan Bellincampi
Nick Holonyak Jr., had a bright idea. This American engineer invented the LED (light emitting diode) in 1962 while working for General Electric (GE).
6:37 pm, October 7, 2015
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Great Spangled Fritillary
Suzan Bellincampi
Though we are already into October, David’s September sighting of a great spangled fritillary is definitely newsworthy.
2:47 pm, September 30, 2015
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To Help the Monarchs, Plant Milkweed
Suzan Bellincampi
Plant milkweed. If you care about the plight of the beloved monarch butterfly, try this simple act of kindness. Plant milkweed.
12:16 am, September 24, 2015
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Happy Sunflower Has Many Facets
Suzan Bellincampi
Symbolizing adoration, loyalty and longevity, sunflowers invite happiness as well as inspire poetry.
11:07 pm, September 16, 2015
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Toothy Tautaug: This Fish Has Chops
Suzan Bellincampi
The tautaug, a fish native to the western Atlantic Ocean, lives with its teeth both in and out!
12:46 am, September 10, 2015
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What Happens After Insects Ingest: A Look at Frass
Suzan Bellincampi
What goes in, must come out. While all animals live by this law of digestion, there is one group whose evacuations now have my attention.
6:38 pm, September 2, 2015
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Brown Sharks Are All Bark and No Bite
Suzan Bellincampi
In the case of the brown shark, you probably won’t ‘need a bigger boat.’
3:44 pm, August 26, 2015
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Queen Anne's Lace: Weed or Wonder?
Suzan Bellincampi
Queen Anne’s lace is caught in a contradiction. This flower might be a wicked weed or a superb herb: it has both its fans and its detractors.
11:06 pm, August 19, 2015
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When in Drought, the Wildflowers Grow
Robert A. Culbert
We are in a drought, and we can see its effect on lawns that are not irrigated.
5:10 pm, August 12, 2015
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Three Cheers for Chicory
Suzan Bellincampi
John Updike had a talent for finding beauty in not-so-beautiful places. For instance, he has waxed poetic about chicory, a plant that boldly grows in...
9:36 pm, August 5, 2015
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A Moon of Many Colors
Suzan Bellincampi
Moon minders know that July was twice the fun of most other months because there was twice the number of full moons.
9:41 pm, July 29, 2015
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