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Landowner Fact Sheets - sugar pine
... Wildlife Value       Sugar pine provides cover and nesting for several species of wildlife.           Attracts: Douglas squirrels, white-headed woodpeckers, owls Regeneration methods       Sugar pine is moderately shade tolerant and ... the common name. Sugar pine's large cones yield large edible seeds. David Douglas, an eminent 18th century Scottish plant/seed collector, nearly lost his life while ...
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Douglas Squirrel Information
... Douglas Squirrels has been impacted by introductions of larger non-native Grey Squirrels. Grey squirrels are very aggressive and much larger and will scare Douglas squirrels from their territory where they over lap. This leaves the Douglas ...
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Tree of Life Growth Monitor
... Choanoflagellates (a group of protists). 10 August 2006. New page added for Xerini (African ground squirrels). 7 August 2006. New pages added for Cetacea (whales), Odontoceti (toothed whales), and Mysticeti (baleen ... new pages added for Pinaceae (pine trees and their relatives) including a page about Pseudotsuga (Douglas fir). 5 January 2005. New page added for Somasteroids, a group of extinct, star- ...
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Reed College Canyon: Plants
... . Trees - Shrubs - Ferns - Herbs - Wetland Plants click on any photo for a close-up TREES Douglas-fir Pseudotsuga menziesii Western redcedar Thuja plicata Bigleaf maple Acer macrophyllum Red alder Alnus rubra ... fruits are full of seeds and not particularly tasty, but they provide food for bears, squirrels, skunks, and other mammals, as well as many types of birds. Thimbleberries are some of ...
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Landowner Fact Sheets - ponderosa pine
... pine forests. Numerous birds and small mammals eat the seeds and stem tissue.           Attracts: squirrels, voles, chipmunks, gophers, mule deer, elk, various birds. Regeneration methods       Ponderosa pine is shade ... pine is an extremely important timber species in western North America (second only to Douglas-fir)and an icon in western coniferous forests. Pinus Latin name for pine from ...
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CRFG Fruit List
... Future. Part II. By Noel Vietmeyer. 1980 #3, pp 15-16 Ground Squirrels a Persistent Pest. 1986 #2, pp 25-26 Hanging by a Silken ... #3, pp 8-9 Need to Develop Seedling Strains in Fruit Trees. By Douglas M. Hinds. 1973 YB, pp 91-100 Stone Fruit and Grape Production. ... #2, pp 13-15 Need to Develop Seedling Strains in Fruit Trees. By Douglas M. Hinds. 1973 YB, pp 91-100 Papaws Grown From Cuttings. By P ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 4(4) 1985
... Natural Resources. I attended the Annual Fall Meeting of our SONG mother organization. Unfortunately, the squirrels had beaten us to the Hazelnuts and Filberts, but a first crop of Heartnuts were ... conducting around the Baxter Nut Grove at the SONG AGM on 27 July 85 was Douglas Campbell, Editor of the SONG Newsletter. Doug is one of Canada's leading experts on ...
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ECSONG: The Nuttery: 10(3) 1991
... in the worst way. According to the Chagnons the trees are producing nuts but the squirrels get most of them first. 2. Oak Plantings. Located on Anderson Rd. facing Dolman Rd ... . intersection. Contains red pine, ponderosa pine, black walnut, Kentucky coffee trees, cork trees, horse chestnuts, Douglas fir, all planted by Mr. Anderson, and growing with various degrees of success. 6. Shagbark ...
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wildflowers Colorado
... , a shallow pond in Rocky Mountain National Park, winds through willow territory, aspen forests and Douglas-fir mountainsides to reveal thousands of yellow pond lilies thickly carpeting the lake surface. The ... . By winter his feathers will turn white. Fat marmots scurry under rock ledges and ground squirrels race back and forth across the trail. Suddenly the trail reveals the lake and the ...
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Wallace W Hansen Native Plants of the Northwest Acer Glabrum Douglas Maple catalog
... a range extending as far north as southeastern Alaska, Douglas maple is considered the northernmost maple growing in North America. Douglas maple extends from Alaska through British Columbia and Alberta, ... roosting birds. Grouse, grosbeaks, squirrels, chipmunks, and other small forest dwellers fatten up for the winter on maple seeds. Plant communities that are home to Douglas maple also may include ...
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