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A Blog - Norfolk Niggles.

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Am I The Only Intelligent Being in Norfolk Uk? Unlike 95% of kids here in the UK these days, I left school without having gained a degree (but with respectable grades in my old-fashioned O-Levels!), but even I can see the writing on the wall in my beautiful county of Norfolk UK.

My Writing Year

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I can't believe what I've achieved from writing over the last 12 months. Not only have I had success in writing recipes and other history/crime articles, I've even managed to publish my first children's Christmas adventure/fairy story for the Kindle - http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B006GEQL9I If I can do it, anyone can!

Mystery Files: The Strange Case of the Zombie Chicken

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how long do you think a decapitated chicken could survive and walk about? - A minute? - An Hour? -A Day?
How about a year and a half? Yes, you read that correctly - A year and a half! I am going to tell you the true story of a zombie chicken who had it's head cut off, and not only did the chicken survive, but it also acquired fame and a stage career to boot!

Published 26 weeks 11 hours ago
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How to Learn Amazing Facts about the Hummingbird

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The hummingbird gets it name from the humming sound made by the rapid beating of their wings, a 60 to 80 beats per second. This amazing bird can fly backward, forward, up, down, sideways and hover in mid air. There are over 343 hummingbird species in the world, there being only 16 species in the United States. The Bee Hummingbird is the smallest bird on the earth of Cuba, weighing 2.2 grams and measures just 2.25 inches long, and also the smallest of all animals that have a backbone.

Published 29 weeks 1 day ago
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Costa Rica Biodiversity Portal - A way to help identify species

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With the incredible biodiversity that exists in this country, it helps naturalists to have some reference available to find species of animals, fungi, plants and trees. This site includes data from INBio of Costa Rica and several other global sources. The INBio resources usually have photos that can help with the identification and descriptions of the incidence, distribution and uses of the species. The links to the global resources can help with identifying common names that you may be familiar with.