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- Learn How to Attract Birds to Your GardenA guide to bring birds back into your garden.
- Animal Intelligence: Why the Search for Alien Intelligence Might Begin Here on EarthRecent findings from animal intelligence research suggest that some animals represent an alien form of intelligence here on earth.
Is Mite Spray for Birds Safe for Treating a Hamster with Mites?Hamster mites is a common problem that can be difficult to take care of. Some people believe it is safe to use mite spray for birds to treat hamster mites. I completely disagree and believe it to be not only ineffective for, but deadly to hamsters.- Create Heaven on Earth!Scientific progress alone will not add meaning to our lives as it cuts both ways. We should pursue a goal of unity of purpose. Life has to be enjoyed in all its variety, on live & let live principle.
- Is it Okay to Use Animals in Research?In this essay I give an overview of the arguments for and against the use of animals in research and experiments.
Landscaping for Winter BirdsThere are three basic necessities birds have during winter months: water, food, shelter. Here are some things we have done to encourage birds to visit or winter on our property as we enjoy their presence in the dreary weather days
Research on 1918 Flu Pandemic Raising More Questions Than AnswersAfter almost a century, a knowledge base regarding the 1918 Influenza Pandemic is still far from complete. According to investigators, this may not bode well in the face of future pandemics.
Photographing Birds in GermanyBirding is one of the most popular hobbies in the world, with bird photography a close second, Here I discuss how I became a bird photographer and what my goals are during my three-month German vacation
Dead Fish and Birds Poisoned by Formaldehyde Gas EmissionsEven in low levels formaldehyde causes immune reactions, hypothermia, asphyxiation, and ultimately acidosis, which literally eats you from the inside out.- Tips on How to Care for an Umbrella CockatooUmbrella Cockatoos are not only beautiful, but are demanding and extremely loud. Here are some tips to keep your friend happy and healthy.
Care of Oil Covered Sea BirdsWashing that feathered friend may not be the first thing to do when you find an oil covered bird.
Check Out the 8th Annual Galveston FeatherFest Birding Festival on April 8 - 11, 2010The Galveston Island Nature Tourism Council is gearing up for the 8th Annual Galveston FeatherFest Birding Festival to be held April 8 - 11, 2010 in Galveston, Texas. They have lined up over 25 birding specialists and launched the new "Photo Fest."- Why We Feed Our Birds Fresh FoodsSeeds and pellets are not the only way to feed your pet bird, we made the choice to feed fresh and sprouted seed two years ago and this is why.
Commentary on Jared Diamond's Why is Sex Fun?Sex is one of the most talked about subjects and pervades every part of society. Find out why sex is so popular, according to Jared Diamond.
Create a Backyard Wildlife Habitat for BirdsLooking for a rewarding spring project? Take the boost of energy spring provides and turn your yard into a backyard wildlife habitat. It's easier than you think!- Choosing a Pet Based on Your Lifestyle: Research Before You AdoptMany people want to become pet owners, but they are not willing to take care of their pets because they simply can't handle each animal's behavior and simply don't want to care for the animal any longer.
- Ten of the Most Fascinating Poets at Associated ContentThis article shares information on ten of the most fascinating poets at Associated Content.
- Crime and Deviance is a Learned Behavior: Birds of a Feather Do Flock TogetherI provide a better understanding of crime and deviance using Ronald Akers' Social Learning Theory and Edwin Sutherland's Differential Association.
- On the Trail of the Greenway in Raleigh - Shelley Lake Trail Report 1In 1974 Raleigh did what many cities wish they had done. The created a Greenway Master plan to make sure open space access grew as the city grew. The city fathers were really wise in this decision.
- Birds of New York: Part OneThe state of New York is home to a wide variety of species of birds.
Blue Tit Birds Slow Biological Clock by Choosing Best MatesBlue tits have been known to be unfaithful, and now scientists may understand why. Researchers discovered a link between the female's fertility and her choice of a mate. Maybe it's time to put the "men" in "menopause" '" at least for blue tit birds.- The Oil Disaster & Caring for Oil Covered BirdsThe consequence of oil on birds is doubly deadly. Well meaning humans who are determined to wash the offending goo may, in actuality, be speeding it towards its death.
Think You Know What Makes Birds Waterproof? - You Might Be Surprised!Many people following the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico have undoubtedly been viewing images of oiled birds and hearing a lot of inaccurate information about wildlife.- Attract Wild Birds to Your Yard This WinterTry these easy tips to invite birds to a winter feast in your yard.
- Do Parrots and Other Pet Birds Need Grit?The experts can't seem to agree... grit or no grit for our pet birds?
From Birds to DinosaursThere is a fairly established link between dinosaurs and birds. And now, scientists are working on reversing evolution and turning birds back into dinosaurs.- Roller Derby 101 - Gals on WheelsRoller Derby is full of some wild and fun history and the best is yet to come. These ladies on skates are out there breakin' bones and breakin' hearts.
For the Birds: Basics of Building a NestboxBefore you decide to build a nestbox, first do a bit of homework about the birds you want to attract. Otherwise, you may find yourself with an impractical nestbox no bird will ever enter.
Question a Day - Building Children's Research Skills in a Fun WayLearn one way my children learned research skills. Sometime the best ideas come from the children.- Hitchcock Film Analysis: Vertigo, Psycho, and the BirdsThis investigation seeks to evaluate the films Vertigo, The Birds and Psycho, all directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and how the success of these films show his effect on pop culture.
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