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Nutty Norfolk Naturalists

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My partner Adam and I love nothing more than venturing out into our stunning and peaceful local countryside and spending our leisure time lurking in the hedgerows and along the seashore, river banks or unique Norfolk broads, peeking into every nook and cranny searching out interesting fauna and flora to spy through our binoculars or photograph with our digital cameras.

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.

Plant Worksheets

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Plant worksheets are a great way to teach children about the life cycle of plants and more. Plants start with seeds and grow in soil or water and need sun, food, and water to grow. Use these plant worksheets to help convey the plant life cycle to children.

Plants include trees, flowers, and crops that make food we eat. Teach children about the variety of plants with these plant worksheets.

Cottonwood Tees - The Tree that Destroys Air Conditioners.

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You may or may not be aware of this, but if you own a home or a business that is near a cottonwood tree - then you should know.

I've been told recently that it's the female Cottonwood tree that is the killer of air conditioners, and that makes sense as we are dealing not so much with killer trees, but with killer tree seeds that float around in the air, fuzzy little things, and inevitably find and destroy a residential or business air conditioner.

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Tree Rings: A Timeline To History

A tree grows at different rates. In the spring and summer it grows more, and bands are light and wide. Growth slows in autumn, and during winter, it goes dormant and leaves a dark narrow ring. These tree rings provide a record of the past. The light and dark rings are a timeline to history.

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