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Coniferous Wildlife Of North America

Not to be confused with the meat-eating carnivorous kind of animal, coniferous wildlife can be found among forests of pine, fir, spruce, and other cone-bearing trees and shrubs. Bats, deer,...

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Four Main Feeding Mechanisms Of Animals

The most important daily activity that animals go through to stay alive is the gathering of food. Food represents the fuel that organisms used to carry out movement, respiration, reproduction, and...

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How To Attract Wildlife To Your Pond

If you want to attract wildlife to your garden, then one of the most important things you can do is introduce water. Not only do ponds look great, but they also attract more wildlife than almost...

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Herbs To Grow To Attract Wildlife

Herbs are some of the easiest plants to grow and are fantastic at bringing in a wide variety of wildlife to your garden. Bees, butterflies, moths, and birds can all be attracted to your garden with...

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Which Wildlife Lives In A Puddle?

It had been raining when I went for a walk in the nearby forest, and I couldn't help but notice how many puddles there were and how alive they were. I remembered that I hadn't written a post on...

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Which Wildlife Lives In Your Shed?

When I went into a shed I didn't use regularly last week, I was surprised at how many insects, birds, and animals I could see there. It got me wondering what else was living in there that I couldn't...

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About Me

Hi, I’m Bryan, the one on the right. On the left is Gerald, one of my many animal friends. I am a mammalogist and a keen birder and have been researching animals for over forty years. I am a proud member of the American Society of Mammalogists.

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