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84Strange creatures call from the sea
There's definitely something about the sea that calls us to it and for me it's not just the sandy beaches that are inviting because the rocky shores and the weird and wonderful marine life you can discover in...
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80Hummingbird Food Recipe - Making Hummingbird Food is Easy
Everyone loves watching hummingbirds in their back yard. And it's great if you can plant the types of plants like honeysuckle or trumpet creepers that will attract hummingbirds naturally. And it's even...
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79Hummingbirds - The Birds That Kiss Flowers.
The Brazilians call this vibrant bird beija-flor - the bird that kisses flowers. Other bird lovers fittingly call these tiny delights "lovely fragments of the rainbow," or "living jewels." What species...
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78Want to make a gnome garden?
Flower FairyJust a little humor there... my peonieHubPages Tour: Check out hubs, then creat your own to creat revenue HubPages is your online space to share your advice, reviews, useful tips, opinions and...
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80Perky Pet Bird Feeders Attract Lots of Birds to Your Yard
Buy Perky Pet Bird Feeders online at great discount prices and see hummingbirds, finches, and cardinals in no time.
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75THE BIRD HOUSE
I used to think that birds were noisy and messy. I don't feel that way anymore.When I started planting flower beds I noticed different birds coming around. I started watching them. The more I watched the more...
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74One year in the backyard
This hub was getting so large it was beginning to slow down. So I've continued the narrative in a hub, One Year in the Backyard, Part II. Check out the latest there. A blue jay scans the yard from a dead...
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73Shi Poetry and Hummingbirds
The earliest Chinese poetry is found in the Shijing or Book of Poetry, and contains poems written as early as 1027 B.C.E. These poems fall into four categories: airs standardized from the folk songs of the...
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72Red-breasted Sapsucker
My late father was a real birdwatcher. Not a twitcher; no checklists to tick off or rare species hunting expeditions for him, not even binoculars or a birdbook. He simply knew his bird species in the urban...
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73Moths, moth books and treacling for the insects
Since I was a little boy and discovered my first caterpillars, and found out how some types turn into moths that were like butterflies but different, I have been fascinated by the insects. It saddens me to...
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