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NMPIF Forests 1
Black-throated Gray Warbler. Pinyon-Juniper is important as a seasonal habitat for elk and mule deer. P-J is also used for firewood, pinyon nuts, fence posts, charcoal, railroad ties, mining timbers, and livestock forage (Tueller 1979). Increasingly, Pinyon-Juniper is valued for its aesthetic and cultural ...
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Kutzadika'a People
Kutzadika’a of an important seasonal food source in the form of pinyon nuts. Both towns heavily cut the surrounding pinyon pine forests in the Bodie Hills, the primary source of pinyon nuts for the Kutzadika’a people. Additionally, ...
monolake.org
DS Past Trips = Fall 2006
BLM campground with a warm fire. Fall colors should be nice; pinyon nuts may be ripe; deer, cougar, and bears optional. To facilitate wildlife viewing, participants must stay ...
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Mail Index
Re: Redwater, ticks and old grass [Ireland] From: bambugib@harborside.com (Gib Cooper) Pinyon Pinenuts and WIlderness Land Management and input requests From: george & penny frazier [permaculture] Re: pine nuts From: Greg E [permaculture] [Fwd: UK Northern Permaculture Convergence 1999] ...
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Plant Communities of the Mono Basin
Vining Creek Trail. PINYON PINE JUNGLE At scattered locations around the Mono Basin dense stands of pinyon pine thrive. These single-needle pines provide a steady supply of pinon nuts in the ... make pinon nuts an excellent food source! Growing among the pines you may find Utah juniper, sagebrush, littleleaf horsebrush, phlox, arrowleaf balsamroot, lupine, and more. The pinyon pines are a ...
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Mail Thread Index
[Ireland], Gib Cooper autumn conferences, western US, Michael Yount Pinyon Pinenuts and WIlderness Land Management and input requests, george & penny frazier Looking ... Re: pine nuts, Uwe Bruenjes [permaculture] Re: pine nuts, stephan leimroth [permaculture] Re: pine nuts, Kelley [permaculture] Re: pine nuts, eric + michiko [permaculture] Re: pine nuts, Greg ...
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National Geographic: Lewis & Clark—Animals—Pinyon Jay
Lewis & Clark—Animals—Pinyon Jay SHOWING RECORD: 4 of 9 Pinyon Jay Illustration from National Geographic's Field Guide to the Birds of North America Pinyon Jay Gymnorhinus cyanocephalus August ... Montana southward to central Arizona, New Mexico, and extreme northwestern Oklahoma. Pinyon jays feed principally on pine nuts, which they store in fall and consume during winter and spring. Species ...
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