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The Northern Right Whale Page 2
Cape Cod Bay, Massachusetts, a primary feeding ground and nursery used from late winter until early spring; (2) Great South Channel, 45 miles southeast of Cape Cod, a primary feeding ground used from spring until early ...
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Where to see birds in NZ
The large dome aviary has many native birds. A camping ground is adjacent to the park. Admission charges apply. Website www ... and the White Heron Sanctuary, South Westland This is the primary feeding grounds for kotuku (white heron) whose only New Zealand nesting ... photography. These tours are early morning to see white herons feeding plus many other wading and forest birds. Contact Okarito Boat ...
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Biodiversity Conservation in Britain: Science Replacing Tradition
(Gibson et al 1992a, 1992b). The fundamental reason ... loved invertebrates (and many vertebrates), start to thrive, many feeding on abundant decomposer organisms, often in the soil. In ... 6: 530.536 Usher, M 1993 Primary succession on land: Community development and conservation. In: Primary succession on land. (Ed by J ...
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PISCES - Florida Everglades
Back to Index B ... a system of water-filled canals that aids in feeding and locomotion (e.g., sea urchins, sand dollars, and sea ... phytoplankton – microscopic plants that depend upon water currents for transportation, primary producers in aquatic environments. plankton - organisms dependent on water ...
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Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies | Humpback Whales | Introduction
Membership Make a donation Volunteer Introduction | Breeding Ground | YoNAH | Research Techniques | Photo-ID Guides 2008 Sightings | 2007 Sightings | 2006 Sightings | 2005 Sightings ... the way of food. The primary preoccupation of most humpbacks in the winter time is reproduction. The stores of fat, packed on at the rich feeding grounds in the North ...
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Attracting Birds to the Garden by Jackie Carroll
Birds have four primary needs: food, water, shelter, and a place to raise a family. ... limbs. Woodpeckers are particularly appreciative of this treat. For more suggestions on feeding birds, see Leigh Abernathy's article It's For The Birds. ... should be about three inches deep and three feet off the ground. Motion and sound will grab a bird's attention. You can ...
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U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
Commerce in these staples, however, has changed in recent ... populated with fish. In terms of depth, the region of primary production is the near- surface layer through which sufficient light ... well-known example is the equatorial eastern Pacific: a common fishing ground for purse seines and long-line vessels that catch ...
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Rattlesnake Research at Lindsay
Rattlesnakes’ primary predator is man, who kill them out of fear and ignorance. However, they are also ... briefly come out of hibernation on a warm winter day. The distance between the summer feeding ground and the winter hibernacula depends primarily on the climate. Cornell professor Dr. Harry Greene has ...
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Argus Pheasant - Land Bird - The Argus Pheasant
For markings, expect a brown top side, a ... in native regions raise these birds, enjoying their gentle nature. Feeding them in a domestic setting isn’t difficult since they ... In The Air Endangered Species Extinct Species Legendary Creatures On the Ground On the Ice Plant Life Natural Wonders Underwater In The ...
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North Pacific Right Whale (Eubalaena japonica) - Office of Protected Resources - NOAA Fisheries
Right whales feed from spring to fall, and also in winter in certain areas. The primary food sources are zooplankton, including copepods, euphausiids, and cyprids. Unlike other baleen whales, right whales ... eastern or western population. For the western North Pacific, sighting survey estimates for the summer feeding ground indicate an abundance of around 900 in the Sea of Okhotsk. It is clear that ...
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