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Island Naturalist -- 1997-01-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1997

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1997-01-01

Snippet: Harris; Hilda Hilchey; David & Dude Holman; Ben Hoteling; Sandra Hume; Connie Ings; Gordon Jackson; Evelyn Jenkins; Ken Jenkins; Barb and Sonny Johnson; Marnie Johnson; Lila Jones; Mary Kickham; Alfred Laybolt; Louise Leeco; Keith…

Island Naturalist -- 1996-07-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1996

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1996-07-01

Snippet: ISLAND TREES: by Dan McAskill EASTERN EEMLOCX (Tsuga canadensis) - Height - up to 303 Wildlife Benefits: Provides food and cover; provides seeds/cones for seed eating birds and squirrels; larval plant for hemlock looper; provides foraging…

Island Naturalist -- 2005-04-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 2005

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2005-04-01

Snippet: Song Sparrow SALTATORS, CARDINALS Red-winged Blackbird White-crowned Sparrow AND ALLIES Eastern Meadowlark White-throated Sparrow Northern Cardinal Rusty Blackbird Dark—eyed Junco Rose-breasted Grosbeak Common Grackle Lapland Longspur…

Island Naturalist -- 1996-10-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1996

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1996-10-01

Snippet: warm SPRUCE ' by Dan McAskill (Piece glauar) + cultivate 5 Habitat: OnPrinceEdwardIsland,thisspeciesisprimarilyfoundformingdense,almostpurestandsonoldﬁelds. Itis dsofomdincoastalueas,backdtmes,anduacomponentofnnxedwoodstands.…

Island Naturalist -- 2003-10-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 2003

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2003-10-01

Snippet: Nov. 10 (DK), few at Covehead on Nov. 11 (DCS), 6 at East Point on Nov. 23 (DO, DCS), and 4 on Nov. 24 (SS); Semipalmated Sandpiper - crawling with them at Savage Harbour on Oct. 7 (DO); White-rumped Sandpiper - crawling . with them at…

Island Naturalist -- 1990-11-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1990

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1990-11-01

Snippet: v- ;Ju -ri{,"r:: .34, i v.51,- NEWS anomanaamm ;«::V:. .u.- "That‘s right, the fifth and final season of the Maritime Breeding Bird Atlas hagocoﬁé and‘-- for all intents and purposes é- gone. Its kaput, finis, all done;‘over with, a‘fait…

Island Naturalist -- 1986-07-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1986

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1986-07-01

Snippet: Can you help out? Although the Long Point Bird Obser- vatory is a long way from Prince Edward Island, Natural History So— ciety members may have heard about some of the problems that high water levels have caused at the Lake Erie reserve.…

Island Naturalist -- 1987-01-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1987

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1987-01-01

Snippet: Thanks go to all who took put in the counts, with special thanks extended to Gwen Beck who organized the Montague feeder counts. Observers were: P.E.I. National Park: Bill Bowerbank, Rick Burger, Jamie Burton, Rosemary Curley, Diane and…

Island Naturalist -- 1991-05-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1991

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1991-05-01

Snippet: expands 0n the topic this articie shouid be of interest to both those who were ‘ortunate en0ugh to hear her ta‘k and to those who missed the event. BIRDING l. strangers 2. in strange cars dark sky biack trees white patches of snow on muddy…

Island Naturalist -- 1995-11-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1995

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1995-11-01

Snippet: favours open marshy meadows, flying close to the ground. The wood nymph frequents lonely lanes, bramble patches and the open woods. Its blue- centered eye spots are set in a yellowish band on the front wing. The little wood satyr is…

Island Naturalist -- 1990-03-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1990

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1990-03-01

Snippet: communities worldwide to combine a knowledge of earth sciences with the force of spiritual values. June 4 - 11: The Environment Week program will be featured in local newspapers. Have you planned any of your own activities? Are you going…

Island Naturalist -- 1993-08-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1993

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1993-08-01

Snippet: The Spotted Salamander feeds largely upon insects, slugs, snails, and worms. It hibernates on land and has been known to live for up to 24 years under ideal conditions. 5m q a W ._ Ran—spartan um .. _, : Llﬁ'lf The Red—spotted Newt may…

Island Naturalist -- 2002-04-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 2002

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 2002-04-01

Snippet: evident that many trees and shrubs are growing good to heavy crops of cones, catkins, seeds and benies. Get ready for a good ﬁnch winter. Pines: White Pine is growing a moderate to heavy (not bumper) crop of cones in most areas. Red Pine…

Island Naturalist -- 1998-01-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1998

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1998-01-01

Snippet: of our Maritime species and sites. Under the strict criteria of this program which ranks internationally important sites at the population level, no Island sites were listed. Rosemary Curley raised the concept of a Butterfly Atlas for…

Island Naturalist -- 1997-04-01 -- Page 7

Year Published: 1997

Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1997-04-01

Snippet: the areas regenerate to spruce (usually white), larch, pine, and pioneer hardwoods poplar and white birch. When these regenerated sites are harvested or collapse, they regenerate to stands of poplar, white birch, elderberry, pin cherry…