Snow Storm Impacts On Wildlife And Nesting Patterns
Senior wildlife biologist Paul M. Kelsey explains how the May 9 snow affected breeding birds and mammals. He notes incubating game birds endure with minimal damage, while upland nests face higher risk from wet conditions and cold. Rabbits’ nest survival is variable, with many nests destroyed but multiple litters expected. Late storms disrupt migrating birds and insect-eaters more, altering hatch dates and brood success.
Unusual Flowers Brighten Gardens With Colorful Varieties
Unusual flower varieties can add interest to a garden though seeds or plants may be hard to find. Amaranthus tricolor and varieties molten fire and Jacob's coat are noted for red foliage. Alterantheria and Setcreasea are sun loving and grown from slips. Eight annuals listed include Gazania hybrids Sanvitalia procumbens Zinnia linearis and more.
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Unhappy bachelors more likely to dislike marriage study says
A Berkeley study by Genevieve Knupfer and colleagues finds single men report greater life dissatisfaction than married men and more job dislike than single women. They link this to childhood family experiences and parental marriage happiness. The report notes men’s greater freedom in choosing marriage and suggests independent women may be bypassed by partners seeking superiority.
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