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Explore Missouri: Landscaping with Native Plants
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Friday, September 21, 2012. Landscaping with Native Plants. When selecting plants for landscaping and. Agriculture, there are many advantages to planting native over non-native foliage. For additional information on buying native plants visit Grow Native! By the Missouri Prairie Foundation at www.grownative.org. September 8, 2013 at 9:32 AM. Took me time to read all the comments, but I really enjoyed the article. It proved to be Very helpful to me and I am sur...
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Monday, October 28, 2013. One of my favorite conservation areas to visit in Northwest Missouri is Bluff Woods. Located in southend St. Joseph off of 59 Highway it is nearly 2300 acres of pure outdoor exploration. Walking trails, woodland, grassland, old fields, and a small prairie. There is even an old cemetery there to explore should the urge strike you. Do you like trees? As well as other hardwood trees. Many types of fungus can also be found here. Many more...
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Explore Missouri: March 2012
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Friday, March 2, 2012. I persisted and went a little closer to the skunk, this was probably not the smartest thing I could have done.okay.it was DEFINITELY not the smartest thing I could have done. It reared back on its hind legs and stomped onto its front legs.not once.but twice. I was clearly being warned. Did I listen? As if he needed to tell me that! You NEVER saw an old woman run so fast! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). If you like this blog, please take a few mi...
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Anfíbios & Répteis: Anfíbios e Répteis do Ecomuseu
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Terça-feira, 29 de março de 2011. Anfíbios e Répteis do Ecomuseu. No próximo dia 9 de Abril não percas o workshop sobre a Herpetofauna do Ecomuseu do Redondo. As inscrições são gratuitas, mas como existe limite máximo de participantes são também obrigatórias! Por isso inscreve-te através dos contactos disponíveis no cartaz e anda descobrir os anfíbios e os répteis que habitam esta bonita região do Redondo. Etiquetas: 48 - Saídas de campo e actividades. 29 de março de 2011 às 12:40. 47 - Zonas Protegidas.
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Anfíbios & Répteis: Os Nossos Cágados estão em Perigo!
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Segunda-feira, 7 de abril de 2014. Os Nossos Cágados estão em Perigo! A exposição "Os Nossos Cágados estão em Perigo" está durante o mês de Abril presente no Centro de Ciência Viva de Vila do Conde. Neste espaço a exposição enriqueceu e conta com pequeno habitat com duas tartarugas exóticas para alertar para o perigo da introdução destes animais. Foi também criado um calendário de actividades muito interessantes que complementam a exposição como peças de teatro, oficinas e workshops! 47 - Zonas Protegidas.
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Anfíbios & Répteis: Workshop de Introdução aos Anfíbios de Portugal
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Segunda-feira, 3 de março de 2014. Workshop de Introdução aos Anfíbios de Portugal. Ou usa os contactos disponíveis no cartaz! Etiquetas: 48 - Saídas de campo e actividades. Subscrever: Enviar comentários (Atom). 47 - Zonas Protegidas. 48 - Saídas de campo e actividades. 51 - Cantos de Anfíbios. 52 - O que tu podes fazer. Sociedade Portuguesa de Herpetologia. Amphibian and Reptile Conservation. Reptiles y Anfibios de Extremadura. European Field Herping Community. Amphibians and Reptiles of Europe. Noroes...
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Explore Missouri: Scarlet Elf Cups
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Thursday, February 14, 2013. This tiny reddish colored cup-like fungus is called a Scarlet Cup or sometimes referred to as Scarlet Elf Cup. I personally like the reference to elves. It brings to mind tiny wood faeries sipping tea among the foliage of the forest. Was originally named Helvella coccinea. It has been called many different names throughout history, but phylogenetic testing attributes them to Sarcoscypha. July 19, 2013 at 5:03 AM. A Great State of Mind.
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Explore Missouri: Molly Eye-Winker
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Saturday, August 18, 2012. These little fungus' are found nearly Worldwide; in North America they are more commonly found in winter and spring. Look for them in damp areas on logs and stumps. They are extremely tiny, measuring up to 1/2 inch in diameter. If it weren't for the bright orange-red coloration they would most likely go unseen. March 13, 2014 at 12:42 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Great State of Mind. Birds galore, and enough insects to keep ...
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Explore Missouri: April 2012
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Sunday, April 15, 2012. While hiking last week with a school group we came across this bright yellow fungus growing on a rotting log. I had no idea what it was and was determined before the day was over I would no its identity. I searched through several mushroom books and located it in a book written by Maxine Stone on Missouri's mushrooms. It is called Witches Butter ( Tremella mesenterica. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A Great State of Mind. Velvet Ants in the fa...
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Explore Missouri: October 2013
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Discovering Missouris Natural Resources. Monday, October 28, 2013. One of my favorite conservation areas to visit in Northwest Missouri is Bluff Woods. Located in southend St. Joseph off of 59 Highway it is nearly 2300 acres of pure outdoor exploration. Walking trails, woodland, grassland, old fields, and a small prairie. There is even an old cemetery there to explore should the urge strike you. Do you like trees? As well as other hardwood trees. Many types of fungus can also be found here. Many more...