Save That Dead Tree A Bird Might Need It
Dead or deteriorating trees host cavity nesting birds that rely on hollows for nesting and roosting. Birds like the flicker and pileated woodpecker excavate yearly holes, then abandon them for smaller species, making snag removal a major threat to populations.
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North America
Mexico
Birds And Things By Eulalie Gibbs
A discussion on hole nesting birds and woodpeckers. The pileated woodpecker excavates cavities to reach beetles and insects and can destroy carpenter ants by feeding on them. Dead trees host many species. holes become apartments for crested fly catchers bluebirds titmice and others. A dead tree supports wildlife and should be saved.
Flower Beds Flourish in Aiken Heat and History
In drought heat, Nancy Wilds cultivates vibrant annuals and perennials in west facing beds. She uncovered bones of an old homestead while clearing honeysuckle and vines, guiding garden restoration that respects materials and land contours. The season unfolds with daylilies roses and bold poppies as a creative hub in a Midlands studio and home.
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Aiken
Nancy Wilds
Aiken County
See Complete Weekly TV Listings in TV Update
In a weekly TV update column readers find listings for the coming week. The piece also includes a Dear Abby style exchange about church costs and contributions, with a reader question and shared response from a reader named Bob Whitmore. The note thanks the sender for sharing.
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Abby
Bob Whitmore
Eugene, Ore
Dear Abby reflection on church costs and a grieving family
Dear Abby notes large sums spent on golf prizes and celebrity pay while church giving lags. A memorial fable about a daughter costs, then dies, arguing a living church costs more than a dead one. An anonymous reader joke about immortality follows.
Nostalgia Digest guides to old time radio shows
Radio information from Nostalgia Digest and Anita Gold guides readers to old time radio programs from the 1920s to 1940s. The Digest is published six times a year and lists rebroadcasts, with photos and program details. The Broad cast Communications museum in Chicago offers displays and exhibitions attracting visitors worldwide.
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Bill F
Ramona
Morton Grove
Ill
Horoscopes for Aries to Pisces Readers Birthdays
Year ahead hints romance and costs with travel and investments. Aries faces mixed gains and deadlines while Taurus enjoys social bonds and family. Gemini gains from creativity. Cancer balances home needs and romance. Leo seeks independence and privacy. Virgo favors ease in relationships and fulfillment. Libra resolves internal struggles with practical help. Scorpio sees family clarity and rest. Sagittarius weighs expenses on outings and shared costs. Capricorn urges budgeting and frugal living. Aquarius trusted instincts and social nights. Pisces loves at first sight with caution and privacy protection.
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Ecoview On Fisheries Decline and Management Issues
An article reviews U S commercial fisheries declines from New England cod to North Pacific salmon, citing overfishing, mismanagement, and ecosystem neglect. It urges ecosystem-based management, Magnuson Act renewal, and prioritizing long term natural resource health over short term profits.
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Jane Science Magazine
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New England
Doam
Wall Street Journal
Ocean Studies Board
National Research Council
Magnuson
Congress
NRC
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