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How to Offer Wild Birds Shelter in the Winter
Not all birds migrate south for the
winter. Winter is a hard season for birds, and many risk freezing to death
at night. It doesn't take much effort or money to provide shelter for them,
and it can make a huge difference to the little feathered guys!
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Arctic animals: How do Arctic plants and animals survive?
Biodiversity: Which has more biodiversity, rainforests or the ocean?
Breathe: How many plants are needed to produce enough oxygen for one
person?
Chiles: Why do chiles fall to the ground before they turn red? What is the correct way to take care of chiles?
Clones: do plant clones look identical, branching at the same place?
Death: In the absence of clear life signs (respiration, circulation, etc.), how do botanists decide when a plant is no longer living?
Dinosaur plants:
What plants, from the days of the dinosaurs, live today in their original form?
Ever green: why do some trees and bushes stay green all year long?
Fairy Rings: what causes the big circles in lawns where the grass
has died?
Fall colors of leaves: how do leaves change color in the fall?
Fall colors of leaves:
Fall color, drought: Does a drought affect the color of leaves in the fall?
Flowers: why are flowers colored?
Flowers: What is the colour of a red flower when it is exposed to
blue light?
Flowers:
What part of the flower has the scent?
Flowers: Do
flowers attract male wasps by smelling like a wasp and do they have nectar
guides?
Flowers: What
makes red petals red? Why does a red flower appear red? Why did
plants evolve red petals?
Forest: How do forests re-grow after they burn?
Glowing tree: I saw a glowing tree at night from 40 feet away.
What caused this?
Grapefruit:
Where did the word 'grapefruit' come from?
Gravity: How does a seedling know which way is "up"?
Indian corn: why the colors?
Indian corn: Is Indian corn poisonous?
Leaves: Why are trees and grass green instead of red or blue or
black?
Leaves: How do leaves change color in the fall?
Leaves: Does a drought affect the color of leaves in the fall?
Lichen: What is lichen? Is it a moss? Why does it look so funny?
Light: What's the difference for plants between artificial light and sunlight?
Oldest plant: What is the oldest plant living right now?
Peanuts, grow: Where and how do peanuts grow?
Peanuts, salty: How do peanut processors get salt into roasted, salted peanuts in the shell?
Peanut shells: What happens to the shells after processing peanuts?
Pine Needles: why are pine needles slender?
Poison ivy: why does poison ivy itch and how did it evolve?
Poisonous plant: What is the world’s most poisonous plant, and how
deadly is it?
Red leaves: Is autumn color Nature's sunscreen?
Redwoods: how do giant redwoods hoist water up 30 stories to the top?
Sap: what happens to tree sap in the winter?
Sap
trees: Do sap trees blow up in the winter? And how?
Talk:
Can plants somehow communicate with other plants? I read recently of
plants next to one with a torn off limb, responding to the
nearby injury.
Watermelons: Why does the center of a watermelon taste sweeter than the rest of it?
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