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L to R: Isaac Estain; Hayden Zak; Hailey Zak; Zoe Estain; Kieren Nortunen; Mia Nortunen; Aleah Mika; Kaitlyn Dickrell; Dean Karr; Claire Karr; Ava Karr; Laurel Shanks; Emily Ekholm |
The First Elementary Adventure Day was Monday, June 22nd. USFW Education Specialist, Susan Nelson & assistant, Tiffany Kersten lead the 13 participants through programs including a Woodland Wonderland Walk on the NGLVC boardwalk, Geotaku (track printing), Bluebird education and birdbox building. The Discovery Area on the grounds offered lots of room to play and explore after lunch on the back deck. Pam & Justin would like to thank their helpers that day, Gina Pearce & Becky Yoshikane. |
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FEATURED from Extension Publications Bird Feeding—Tips for Beginners and Veterans (G3176)
Nearly 55 million Americans fed wild birds and other wildlife in 2006—spending $3.3 billion in the process. That figure has continued a steady upward trend.
Extension wildlife specialists Scott Craven, David Drake and Jamie Nack take a closer look at birds close to home with the goal of helping you create a bird-friendly haven in your own backyard. This colorful publication contains updated information on migratory and year-round avian visitors, as well as tips on the right foods to offer, the best feeders and equipment to choose and ways to maximize safety for the birds.
http://learningstore.uwex.edu/Bird-FeedingTips-for-Beginners-Veterans-P1252C124.aspx
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