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On Wing and Wild Water (Ulverscroft Large Print) by Mike Tomkies, 1989-08 Field Dressing and Butchering Upland Birds, Waterfowl, and Wild Turkeys by Monte Burch, 2001-07-01 Around the Pond (Wild Wonders Series) by Dorothy Emerling, 1998-10-01 Field performance and QPX disease progress in cultured and wild-type strains of Mercenaria mercenaria in New York waters.(Report): An article from: Journal of Shellfish Research by Soren F. Dahl, Joshua Thiel, et all 2010-04-01 Everglades (Our Wild World) by Wayne Lynch, 2007-08-25 Birds of Great Britain, Vol. 4: Doves, Pigeons, Game Birds, Water Birds (AUTHENTIC FACSIMILE EDITION) (4) by John Gould, 1995 The game birds and wild fowl of Sweden and Norway;: With an account of the seals and salt-water fishes of those countries by L Lloyd, 1867 Cottonmouths (The Really Wild Life of Snakes) by Heather Feldman, 2004-08 Effects of coal and oil mining activities and sewage effluents on the aquatic fauna: Water quality survey of the Obed Wild and Scenic River, Tennessee by Tom M Abbott, 1982 Birds of Asia, Vol. 7: Pheasant, Fowl, Game birds, Quail, Water birds (AUTHENTIC FACSIMILE EDITION) (7) by John Gould, 1992 Response of the wild Florida panther population to removals for captive breeding: Final report by David S Maehr, 1993 National Audubon Society Pocket Guide to Familiar Birds of Sea and Shore (National Audubon Society Pocket Guides) by NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, 1994-03-29 The Klutz Book of Knots by John CASSIDY, 1985-01-03

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61. Water Animals : Dooni Designs : CafePress.com
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62. The Scarecrow To Chase Animals And Wild Animals From Your Yard Using Water Or Ai
    The Scarecrow and Mini Scarecrow to chase animals and wild animals from your The sudden water, movement and noise scare animals away, and help teach  
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    Extractions: Toll Free: 877-358-0900 Shopping Cart My Account Order Status Contact Us ... Safe Family Product Search Cart Empty Scarecrow Motion Activated Animal Deterrent by Contech Mini Scarecrow Motion Activated Cat Deterrent by Contech Yard Guard Weitech 0049A AC or Battery Operated. Electronic Yard Protector Repels Dogs, Cats, Raccoons, and Many Other Animal Pests Cordless Animal Away P7810 ... Dual Speaker with Ultrasonic and Sonic Sounds. Repels Bats, Bugs, Dogs, Rodents, Raccoons, Skunks Motion Activated Sprinkler to Repel Pest Animals REPEL DOGS, CATS, RACCOONS, SKUNKS, OPOSSUMS AND ARMADILLOS. Protect your garden or pond from unwanted animal intruders. The Scarecrow motion activated sprinkler instantly releases a short but startling burst of water when it detects animals. The sudden water, movement and noise scare animals away, and help teach them to avoid the area in the future. Set Up: Position the Scarecrow so the area you wish to protect is within its 105 degree detection area. Avoid pointing it at any objects where movement may cause "false triggering" ie: sidewalks, roads or waterfalls.

63. Randall Museum | Animal Exhibit
    We can help animals in the wild by preserving their remaining habitats. Some insects breed in tide pools and there is even a water strider that can be  
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    Extractions: Hours, Directions, School Field Trips Check out our current exhibits! Class Schedules and Calendar of Events Our History, Contact Info, General Info, Press Info, and Clubs Memberships, Volunteering, and Donations Follow the footprints through this site Take a look at our resident animals! Games, Puzzles and Fun Facts! Inside the Animal Exhibit, you will encounter over 100 animals that make their home in our Museum because they can no longer survive in the wild. Some are injured so they cannot hunt for food or protect themselves from predators. Others were born in captivity or kept as pets so they never learned how to live in the wild. Living at the Museum, these animals help us learn about and appreciate California's diverse and disappearing wildlife. Over one hundred and fifty years ago, much of the Bay Area was wild, providing lots of habitat, or homes for wild animals. Today, there are more people, less open space, and fewer plants and animals. We can help animals in the wild by preserving their remaining habitats.

64. Florida Water Parks
    Florida s Wet and wild water Parks Tiny tots will love Tadpool, a wading poolwith tree trunk water slides and floating swamp animals to play on.  
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65. Joel 1:20 Yes, The Animals Of The Field Pant To You
    waterStreams wild wilderness. Joel 120. Yes, the animals of the field pantto you, for the water brooks have dried up, And the fire has devoured the  
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66. The Hindu Business Line : Wild Animals Come Calling For Water From AP Hinterland
    Acute shortage of water in the forest is prompting wild animals to venture intohuman habitations to quench their thirst. HYDERABAD, April 14  
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    Extractions: CRISIS IN TIGER COUNTRY: An employee of the Forest Department walks through a dried-up stream which used to be one of the main sources of water in the Rajiv Gandhi Tiger Project at Mannanur in Nalgonda district of Andhra Pradesh. Acute shortage of water in the forest is prompting wild animals to venture into human habitations to quench their thirst. HYDERABAD, April 14 IN the rural hinterland of Andhra Pradesh, severe drought and shortage of water is forcing people to migrate to cities and towns in search of employment and livelihood. Farther in the interiors, especially in isolated pockets of jungle tracts, another migration, of wild animals into nearby villages in search of drinking water, is causing concern to the Forest Department and village administration in several districts.

67. Entrez PubMed
    using specific primers have revealed M. ulcerans in water, mud, fish and insects . Whether wild animals have a role in transmission is an important  
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68. A Study In Wild Horse Mismanagement
    By law, only “excess animals” should be removed from the range. reached acritical point there was no water on the range; wild horses could not survive  
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    Extractions: In 1971, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), an agency of the U.S. Department of Interior, was put in charge of implementing the Wild Free-Roaming Horse and Burro Act . When the Act was passed, the U.S. Senate stated: "An intensive management program of breeding, branding, and physical care would destroy the very concept that this legislation seeks to preserve… leaving the animals alone to fend for themselves and placing primary emphasis on protecting the animals from continued slaughter and harassment by man." Sadly, this Congressional mandate was blatantly ignored and over the past thirty years, no strategic plan to keep viable herds of wild horses on public lands was ever developed. More Round-Ups Another well-established BLM practice is to thin out herds to the point where they are no longer deemed genetically viable , and then use the threat of in-breeding as an excuse to zero out such herds completely. Three fourths of the remaining wild horse and burro herds are below population levels that would guarantee their long-term survival. Sex ratios in wild horse herds normally average 50% female to 50% male. To further affect viability, the BLM will stack herds with 70% of males, severely disrupting herd dynamics and behavioral patterns.

69. MSN Encarta - Texas
    Texas’s wild animals have been greatly reduced in number by settlement and by More than 200 reservoirs are maintained for water supply, recreation,  
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    Extractions: Search for books and more related to Texas Facts and Figures Quick information and statistics for Texas Encarta Search Search Encarta about Texas Editors' Picks Great books about your topic, Texas ... Click here Advertisement document.write(' Page 3 of 14 Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 24 items Dynamic Map Map of Texas Article Outline Introduction Physical Geography Economic Activities The People of Texas ... History E Much of eastern Texas and the Gulf Coastal Plain has red and yellow soils that are mostly sandy and reasonably productive with the proper use of fertilizers. Parts of the Gulf Coastal Plain and central Texas section have soils based on weathered decayed limestone. This limestone, with its thick cover of native grasses, has formed a rich, nearly black soil. It is one of the best types of farming soil in Texas, although it becomes hard when dry. When wet, it becomes gummy and difficult to plow. Many of the soils of southern Texas are rich, especially along the lower R­o Grande, which has fertile alluvial soils. However, the soils in this area are often not productive because of scanty rainfall.

70. Rittenhouse | Wild/Zoo Animals
    wild/Zoo animals Finally a soaker hose that will water the whole garden!Even with regular house pressure, this professional quality soaker hose can  
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71. 7art Wild Animals ScreenSaver Download. 33 Images Slideshow Of The Wild Animals.
    33 photo shots of the wild animals in realistic slideshow. water Lily 1.0 Animated ScreenSaver by Elefun Multimedia; SS Three Windmills Animated  
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    Extractions: get a button contact us 7art Wild Animals ScreenSaver 7ART WILD ANIMALS SCREENSAVER SNAPSHOT 33 images slideshow of the wild animals. Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP Platform : USD $15.95 Price : 3.44 MB File Size : Screenshot Screenshot : Not Rated Rating : Date Added : Technical Support : 33 photo shots of the wild animals in realistic slideshow. Giraffe, leopard, goat, hare, deer, fox, rhino, hippo, fiber, porcupine, camel, seal, kangaroo, beaver, panda and other animals are all waiting for your attention to share their wild life with you, give you strengh and feel your heart with ancient vibrations of eternal and boundless freedom of will in the blessing to all alive.

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73. Browsing The Inventory Of Hal's Bookstore (EMOTI) By Catalog: Animals-wild
    Browse books in animalswild Browse by subject Browse by title Browse Great Animal Stories If Only They Could Talk Ring of Bright water A Cat in  
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    Extractions: Search for Books By author: By title: By keyword or ISBN: By binding: Any Hardcover Paperback Advanced booksearch Search for multiple books @Biblio Home Search for books Books by subject Rare book room ... Contact us Books by subject Arts Biography Books on Books Gardening ... More subjects Browse by subject Browse by title Browse by author The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Wildlife Volume 1 Anon Format: Condition: Very Good / No Jacket London: Orbis Publishing, 1988. Cover a bit rubbed and with a few minor bumps. This is volume 1 of a 52 volume set.. Pictorial Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 60pp. Offered by Hal's Bookstore (EMOTI) (United Kingdom) Add to cart Shipping rates Birds to Colour Anon Format: Condition: As New / No Jacket Northampton: W F Graham (Northampton) Ltd. Large format pictures of birds with a coloured version and a blank version on opposite pages.. Stapled Booklet. As New/No Jacket. Illus. by Brock, Jackie. Np (16pages). Offered by Hal's Bookstore (EMOTI) (United Kingdom) Add to cart Shipping rates Great Animal Stories: If Only They Could Talk Ring of Bright Water A Cat in the Window Elephant Bill Encounters with Animals (All Complete and Unabridged) Anthology Format: Hardcover Condition: Very Good / Very Good UK: Sundial Publications, 1980. Clean flat copy with strong binding: minor wear to edges and corners. A collection of five classic animal stories. (All stories are complete and unabridged - NOT condensed books).. 2nd Impression. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 667pp.

74. BLM National Wild Horse And Burro Program - Adoption Requirements
    wild horses and burros are descendants of animals released by or escaped fromSpanish and water could become scarce if too many animals use the area.  
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    Extractions: Previous Page WHB Home Page Providing a home for a wild horse or burro is a challenging and rewarding experience. For qualified individuals, this is a unique opportunity to care for, then own, a "Living Legend" a symbol of American history a wild horse or burro. This document answers the most frequently asked questions about adopting a wild horse or burro. Additional information will be provided to adopters of a wild horse or burro at the adoption site. What is a wild horse or burro? A wild free-roaming horse or burro, as defined by Federal law, is an unbranded, unclaimed, free-roaming horse or burro found on Western public rangelands administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS). Wild horses and burros are descendants of animals released by or escaped from Spanish explorers, ranchers, miners, U.S. Cavalry, or Native Americans. Why does the BLM offer wild horses and burros for adoption? The Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971 gave the Department of the Interior’s BLM and the Department of Agriculture’s USFS the authority to manage, protect, and control wild horses and burros on the nation’s public rangelands to ensure healthy herds and healthy rangelands. Federal protection and a lack of natural predators have resulted in thriving wild horse and burro populations that grow in number each year. The BLM monitors rangelands and wild horse and burro herds to determine the number of animals, including livestock and wildlife, that the land can support. Each year, the BLM gathers excess wild horses and burros from areas where vegetation and water could become scarce if too many animals use the area.

75. The Wild Nature Of Turkestan
    Here live and breed, adapted to the hard living conditions animals, most of whichdo not drink water, being content with the water, which they get with the  
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    Extractions: W ith the sinking of level of the world ocean, which covered 120-130 mln. years ago almost the whole land, ancient rivers fetched down material from the mountains, which was deposited at the plains by the wondering torrents, the sandy deserts had appeared. The whole process you can see now, watching the movements of the deltriver-bed of Amu-Darya during the stormy spring floods. A t the endless territory of Turan lowland, where Turkestan is situated, two biggest deserts of the world are located - Kara-Kum and Kyzyl-Kum, which are separated with Amu-Darya. The desert Kara-Kum - "black sands" - was named not because of the colour of sand, but because of dark-green bush-woods of the black saxaul and the tree-like solyanka - cherkes and juzgun. Only Kyzyl-Kum - "red sands" - justifyes its name. D esert is hot and dry territory. Often winters are soft, snowcoverless here. From May till October as usually it is not raining. Sometimes in summer the dusty storm rushes over the desert, brought the stormciouds, the sky is pierced with the light-nings, it is thundering, but drops do not fall on the ground - they turn into air in the scorching air. The long frostfree period - about 240 days in the south and 270 days in the south-west - gives the possibility with the beginning of the spring rains to grow the grass up again and to walk fat for the herbivorous animals before the beginning of the frosts.

76. California Wild Spring 2002 - Horizons
    California wild Naturalist s Almanac for Winter 2003 explores the delights of from ballast water cuts ship corrosion and kills aquatic animals to boot.  
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    Extractions: CALIFORNIA WILD Horizons Lights, Camera, Squid Kathleen Wong Still from an underwater video from the Monerey Bay Aquarium Research Institute's remotely operated vehicle Tiburon showing a new species of deep-sea squid found 3,380 meters down. MBARI scientists encountered this four-meter-long animal with "elbows and wings" during geological studies off the island of Oahu in May 2001. image courtesy MBARI It was like a scene straight out of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. A humongous squid displaying the posture of a daddy longlegs and wide, batlike wings hung motionless in the water just outside the submersible Nautile The astonished scientists inside made no attempt to capture the strange-looking animal. At 4,735 meters deep off the coast of Brazil, they had other pressing research to attend to. But to ensure that colleagues wouldn’t accuse them of telling fish tales, they made sure to record it with the submersible’s video camera. Since that first encounter back in 1988, researchers have captured the 7-meter-long squid on camera eight times in deep waters around the world. But not once has someone laid hands on one, dead or alive. That hasn’t stopped marine biologist Michael Vecchione with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and colleagues from publishing a paper describing the “mystery squid” in the December 14 issue of the journal Science. “It’s a really bizarre animal,” says Vecchione, who is based at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. “Clearly, they don’t fit into any known family of cephalopods.”

77. Lassoing Wild Animals In Africa - Part I
    Editor s Note The wild animals of Africa have been hunted with firearms for many a The water in the canteens, cold at the start, had become warm now.  
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    Extractions: by Guy H. Scull Terms Contents Part I Part II ... Part III Part I Lassoing Wild Animals In Africa IT was a special trainloaded to capacity with horses and dogs, camp baggage, moving-picture cameras, cowboys, photographers, and porters; and when it pulled out of the Nairobi station on the way to the "up country" of British East Africa, the period of preparation passed away and the time of action began. As the faces of the people on the platform glided by the window of the slowly moving carriage, there was good will written on all of them; but also unbelief. There was no doubt as to what they thought of Buffalo Jones's expedition that was setting out to rope and tie and photograph the wild animals of the East African Veldt. "How are you going to hold a rhino that weighs two tons and a half?" "What are you going to do when the lion charges?" Such were the questions asked us by the hunters of the country. They further took pains to explain that a rhino charges like a flash, and that a lion can catch a horse within a hundred yards. These items of information, however, were well known to Buffalo Jones before the expedition was organized in New York, and his preparations to meet the difficulties had been made accordingly.

78. Animal Info - Wild Water Buffalo
    Biology, ecology, habitat, and status of rare, threatened and endangered speciesof mammals and information on their native countries biodiversity,  
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    Extractions: References Profile Picture: Wild Asian Buffalo (27 Kb JPEG) Univ. of Alaska 2000 The wild Asian buffalo weighs 800 - 1200 kg (1800 - 2600 lb). It is a massive, powerful animal, with the widest horn span of any bovid - more than 6.5' (2 m). The wild Asian buffalo is very dependent on the availability of water. Historically, its preferred habitats were low-lying alluvial grasslands and their surroundings. Riparian forests and woodlands were also utilized. The wild Asian buffalo eats grass and leafy aquatic vegetation. It is mainly a grazer , feeding in the morning and evenings and lying up in dense cover or submerging in wallows during midday. During the midday heat, the wild Asian buffalo frequently wallows in water or muddy pools, sometimes almost completely submerged, with only its nostrils showing. In addition to keeping it cool, wallowing helps to remove skin parasites, biting flies, and other pests. Where there is substantial human disturbance, the wild Asian buffalo is mainly nocturnal A herd of female wild Asian buffaloes with young is led by a dominant matriarch and often accompanied by a single adult bull. Other males live solitarily or form bachelor herds of about 10. Young males spar with each other to assert dominance but avoid serious fighting. They mix with females at mating time.

79. Animal Info - Wild Bactrian Camel
    Animal Info wild Bactrian Camel. (Other Names ?, , ?, The Bactrian camel is adapted to arid plains and hills where water sources  
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    Extractions: References Profile Pictures: Wild Bactrian Camel (50 Kb JPEG) (John Hare/ IUCN Domestic Bactrian Camel (28 Kb JPEG) San Diego Zoo The wild Bactrian (two-humped) camel is adapted to arid plains and hills where water sources are few and vegetation is sparse. Shrubs constitute its main source of food. Herds of these wild camels move widely, their distribution being linked to water. The animals tend to concentrate in and around mountains, because most springs are there and snow on the slopes may provide the only moisture in winter. Concentrations of up to 100 camels occur near the mountains, but most herds contain 2 - 15 members. The small average herd size in the past 100 years reflects not just the aridity of the environment but also heavy hunting pressure. The range of the wild Bactrian camel in historic times extended from the great bend of the Yellow River at 110 deg E westward across the deserts of southern Mongolia and northwestern China to central Kazakhstan . It was already heavily hunted for its meat and hide in the 1800's, and by the 1850's it persisted only in remote areas of the Gobi and Taklimakan Deserts in

80. Animals | CDC - An Ounce Of Prevention: Keeps The Germs Away
    Most wild animals come out at night and are afraid of people. So, if you see awild animal during the day, you should avoid having contact with it and  
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    Extractions: Most wild animals come out at night and are afraid of people. So, if you see a wild animal during the day, you should avoid having contact with it and notify animal control authorities because it may have rabies. How can you discourage animals from nesting in your house? Keep your home clean. At night when insects, rodents and other animals search for food, keep tight-fitting lids on food containers and on the garbage containers. Discard any excess food and take up pet water bowls when not in use.

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