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Very pleased with this pretty rug. I purchased the Supreme Dual Surface Rug Pad from Overstock to go with it and it gives it a nice cushion on our tile floor. I wish I had stain guarded it before laying it down - it's in a fairly high traffic area and shows dirt. I've been successful with spot cleaning through.
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I found the narration to be involving and nicely done. Some others have voiced displeasure with the narrator, but he does an excellent job of giving each character a distinct voice that is consistant through the entire book. Makes it very easy to disinguish who is who in conversations. This is the third book in the series and it moves at a slightly slower, more controlled pace than the first two. Sort of gives us a more detailed view into Jack Reacher's mindset and motivations overall and I for one, enjoyed that. There was a decent twist to the story and if you're paying attention you will figure it out pretty early on and if not, then it's a nice enough surprise at the end. On to book four now.
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Normally with a series of any length the third book is far weaker than the first. The characters and plots become slightly worn and predictable... NOT with the Monster Hunter Interntional gang! MH Alpha stands solidly and brings the same humor, wit and fast action as the first two books. Alpha also changes perspective from Owen and Julie to Earl Harbringer which can be a tricky move in a series. Correia does this smoothly and it's clear he loves Earl as much as the readers do. We also lose MCB Agent Franks and get MCB Agent Stark instead - I admit that I missed Franks like crazy and desperately wanted Earl to just eat Stark, but perhaps that is just me. I could stand an entire book about Agent Franks and his history.
It's pretty rare that I read a series one after the other - think the last one was the Bill Travis Mysteries by George Weir last year and I love the Monster Hunters just as much!I listened to Monster Hunters Alpha on Audible Audio and the narration was really well done - smooth transisitions in accents from character to character and dead on humor timing & sarcarsm.
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I am just now becoming comfortable with the whole idea of audio books so I am still wary of the voices reading these books to me to be honest. Mr. Auberjonois did an excellent job with Cold Vengeance - especially with regard to the pronounciation of the Cajun names & towns etc. I read the first book in this series on my Kindle and chose the Audible version for book two. Both were equally hard to put down at bedtime! The pace is fast, the mysteries are deep and compelling and as always, Agent Pendergast is exquisite in so many ways. I am now eagerly awaiting book three - I MUST KNOW! What is going on with Pendergast's wife and inlaws???
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Hello all
I have been a religious reader and sometime poster. The advice I get is great. I have growing tomato plants in my yard that are wilting. I pulled two already. I now have three more. Sun sugar and Anna Russian.
I don't think it is bacterial because I put a stem in water and did not get any oozy things flying out of it like its been described in the forum. No yellow leaves. Just drropy green leaves.
I do have some aphids on some of the leaves. I have sprayed insecticidal soap. I don't know if it is related but the bugs are now dead. I still have droopy leaves. Looks like I have not watered the plant in a week.
Is this fixable? Is it contagious? Can I use something organic?
I don't think it is bacterial because I put a stem in water and did not get any oozy things flying out of it like its been described in the forum. No yellow leaves. Just drropy green leaves.
Was it an ASAP overnight wilt? Wilting all the time or recovery at night? How long has this been going on and why did you pull the first ones?
Any spots on the leaves and/or stems at all?
Any chance critters are in the soil messing around with the roots? What did the roots look like on the ones you pulled?
Raised by you or purchased locally or from somewhere else?
I pulled the roots out a week ago on the other two because I was scared it could have been contagious. The roots looked fine, but they were not very large. It almost seemed as if i had just planted it -- no growth.
It was not ASAP because you could tell something was going on with the plants. The leaves were barely drooping and curling and then it progresses to full droop and curl.
A little bit of revovery at night. However the trend line is progressively worse
I raised them myself from seeds.
I noticed the first two about a week ago. Pulled them out right away. At that time I noticed the other three were showing signs of the same. As of today, they look like the other two did last week.
Hope this helps.
I have pictures but there too big to post!
But they really just look like tomato plants that have not bee watered in a while
I am having the exact same problem.
I too pulled out the first plant that I noticed it on out of fear that whatever it was would spread, and then just this morning I pulled out two more that looked the same. Those three plants I had bought on-line. My plants are in a line which started with the three I bought on-line then it continued with plants I had started from seed, now it seems as if it is now affecting the plants I started from seed, which are of two different varities... I water them every other morning, and the have been fertilized with a side dressing of 10-10-10.... I don't understand and it appears that I am going to lose them all... Pictures:
Thanks Nikki
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Would you be kind enough to start your own thread here? Living in VA your possible problems would not be the same as someone living in NYS, and it does get confusing when trying to deal with two different situations in one thread, at least it does for me. Sigh.
Renzo, if not an ASAP wilting then we can eliminate several systemic diseases except possibly Verticillium is still a possibility.
Absolutely no change in leaf color?
Where in NYS are you. If I go back up to look at your page I lose this post and I don't want to do that.
have you had plants in this same area before with no problems?
BTW the normal plant habit of Anna Russian is wispy droopy foliage.
I live in Long Island. Just today I started noticing some yellow on the bottom leaves that were not there yesterday.
Not sure if it is related. PLants are really starting to go down hill. I am debating pulling these too unless there is a cure.
I have grown anna russian before. I am no expert but I think this is not plain ole wispy droopy but REALLY BAD wispy droopy. The kind of wispy droopy that puts a pit at the bottom of your stomach.
I wish I could post a pic
Seems like this problem is running rampant on the boards
Thanks for your help thus far
Any ideas???
I have had plants there before a few years ago.Don't remember any problem
I had a bunch of tomatoes wilt instantly when I realized one morning the roots had grown out of the pots and about 3 inches into the soil underneath them. I loosened free all the pots. The temps actually warmed up that day and about 50% of my lemon boys temporarily look like withered sad prunes. Sustained only burnt tips after soaking and finally planting in the ground.
I usually fatten up my plants in pots under shelter before they go in the ground. They probably werent getting enough water with the soiless roots exposed.
No Renzo, yellow leaves o/n does not mean blight. I had Betsy my helper gal taking yellow leaves off the bottoms of several of my plants yesterday.
Blight has no meaning other than to indicate a plant might be "sick".
So we're back to no spots on the leaves, wilting with no color change of the folaige, as I see it.
That takes us back to Bacterial Canker, Bacterial Wilt and Southern Blight as being the most probable systemic diseases in your area that are seen with rapid wilting and no color change of folaige. Infection with Verticillium and Fusarium can result in wilting with leaves staying green if they grow out of it, but that isn't common. More likely it progresses and leaves turn yellwo then brown, etc.
I am having the same problem. Some of my tomato plants, some varieties are worse then others, are droopy. They have plenty of water, but they look like they're in a drought. There isn't any brown or yellow leaves at all. I haven't noticed any aphids. Maybe a blight or virus? Should I pull the wilted ones? Is there a powder or something?
I tried pruning back a lot of excess foilage to allow ventilation. I am doing some research, but I don't have any good leads yet. I'll post again if I find anything. Would appreciate any advice.
"I still have droopy leaves. Looks like I have not watered the plant in a week." and "A little bit of revovery at night. However the trend line is progressively worse"
I have to wonder if the issue is not water related after all. How often and how much do you water?


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The debate over the place of religion in secular, democratic societies dominates philosophical and intellectual discourse. These arguments often polarize around simplistic reductions, making efforts at reconciliation impossible. Yet more rational stances do exist, positions that broker a peace between relativism and religion in people's public, private, and ethical lives.
Christianity, Truth, and Weakening Faith advances just such a dialogue, featuring the collaboration of two major philosophers known for their progressive approach to this issue. Seeking unity over difference, Gianni Vattimo and René Girard turn to Max Weber, Eric Auerbach, and Marcel Gauchet, among others, in their exploration of truth and liberty, relativism and faith, and the tensions of a world filled with new forms of religiously inspired violence.
Vattimo and Girard ultimately conclude that secularism and the involvement (or lack thereof) of religion in governance are, in essence, produced by Christianity. In other words, Christianity is "the religion of the exit from religion," and democracy, civil rights, the free market, and individual freedoms are all facilitated by Christian culture. Through an exchange that is both intimate and enlightening, Vattimo and Girard share their unparalleled insight into the relationships among religion, modernity, and the role of Christianity, especially as it exists in our multicultural world.
Christianity, Truth, and Weakening Faith truly marks an important set of occasions in which two of today's most prominent and perhaps controversial thinkers on Christianity engage each other's thoughts. The glaring question is: How could such a dialogue not set into violent conflict the factual approach of the anthropologist Girard and the hermeneutic approach of the nihilist Vattimo? It seems that the real success of the editor is his understanding that these thinkers already share much and have interests and methods that greatly complementand even supporteach other.
Robert T. Valgenti, Lebanon Valley College
Rich, difficult, fascinating, and provocative reading on Christianity and culture from two of the new Europe's leading eggheads.
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Introduction, by Pierpaolo Antonello
1. Christianity and Modernity, by Gianni Vattimo and René Girard
2. Faith and Relativism, by Gianni Vattimo and René Girard
3. Hermeneutics, Authority, Tradition, by Gianni Vattimo and René Girard
4. Heidegger and Girard: Kénosis and the End of Metaphysics, by Gianni Vattimo
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- Expanding its efforts to create a culture of lifelong learning, the Diocese of Montreal has embarked upon a new three-year continuing education program. The program, which began Jan. 1, 2015 and runs until Dec. 31, 2017, asks clergy to complete 60 hours of continuing education over a three-year period, as required by Bishop Barry Clarke more »...
[Saint Augustine's University/Capitol Broadcasting Company/WRAL-TV press release] Saint Augustine's University March 26 announced a partnership with Capitol Broadcasting Co./WRAL-TV to support the Mass Communication and Journalism Program at the university.
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Planting Schedule
Our new neighborhood garden is located in Southern New Jersey. Our lot is sort of a rectangle of about 25 ft x 59 ft long x 47 ft. Where can we get a calendar which shows the correct time to plant & harvest vegetables in our area? We're planning on greens, tomatoes, green peppers, potatoes (possibly blue berries). Perhaps someone already has this information and would like to share. Maybe make a suggestion as to what else we should or could (as beginners) grow. All advice is welcome.
Google it. Your local University should have a good website and your local agricultural center should have an agent, master gardeners and pamphlets to help you. You can google Gardening Calendar for your zone or county. Not sure where you are, but in the 80's we used to go to Tuckerton to go fishing in the bay every summer weekend, when we lived in Burlington county.
Johnny's has great interactive charts. You just need the average last frost date.
Here is a link that might be useful: interactive pages
Zackey is right. Rutgers University has good advice on the web. the local master gardeners, extension agents, and garden shops are great in NJ. Precise location is important. Gardening is much different in N Jersey than it is in the middle or south. And distance from the coast is important.
You hit the jackpot! They don't call NJ the Garden State for nothing. Nearly everything grows well there. I lived and gardened there only one year when I was in the Army, but what a magnificent place! From late June to Halloween, I forgot what a grocery store was.


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Staying warm in the winter is hard. Chickadees eat constantly in order to survive long, cold winter nights. Squirrels spend precious time and energy creating complex insulated nests. Deer browse on nutrient-poor twigs to get as many calories out of their surroundings as possible. Yet compared to fish and other aquatic organisms, terrestrial wildlife breathe easy – literally. As fish battle the cold through the long winter, they are steadily running out of oxygen.
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During this arctic grip on Burlington, when almost anything outside seems to groan or crunch or crack, when the cold itself seems evil, a drama begins each morning in frigid waters off Perkin's Pier. In Lake Champlain, Common Goldeneyes are getting hot.
These perky ducks bob and dive, lunge and flutter, cavort and compete. Nearly four months before our woods will glow with a rainbow of migrating songbirds, Common Goldeneyes are already courting – proof that icy water doesn't necessarily put a chill on carnal desire. Continue reading
Considering Crows
I stopped running because I was surrounded by hundreds of crows. It was dusk on the bike path along Lake Champlain. Great masses of crows were flying in from the east to roost on the cottonwood trees along the shore. They fed on sumac fruits along the train track; they mobbed the tree-tops and hop-flew from one twig to the next; they perched all over the bare branches of the trees. In the light of the setting sun, their black feathers shone glossy and strong. More kept arriving almost continuously from the east, flying in over the barge canal. As they flew in they gave these weird, multiple-part calls, not at all like the usual "caw-cAW-CAW!" What were they saying and why were they gathering here? Continue reading
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I am standing on a deserted public beach in Burlington, VT, situated west of the bike path and the Burlington Electric Department. My husband and I, dog in tow and cameras in hand, are in pursuit of stories told by the natural world; those neglected by people behind weatherproofed door jams. During the winter months, protected by the shelter of my apartment, I cannot tune out the arctic breeze whooshing against my door. I imagine the biting wind flowing through my veins, breathing life into my limbs, pushing me to be a part of the world beyond my warm, snug box. Once outside, the indoor fog in my mind lifts and my periphery expands initiating a new awareness. I enter the natural world to feel alive. Continue reading
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My stepbrother lounged in front of the television watching a reality TV show about mining in Alaska. I sat on the couch, facing away from the television, drinking tea and reading a book on visionary scientists.
After a while, I started to wonder what my stepbrother wondered about.
"What questions do you have about nature?"
Then, in an outpouring I wouldn't expect from a non-naturalist, let alone one who was watching TV:
"Can plants feel pain? How does a woodpecker not get a concussion? How do you tell how old a tree is without cutting it down? How long does it take ants to build an ant hill? Where does honey come from? Like what part of the bee? What's the best way to survive a bear attack? Can animals get sick from drinking bad water like we can? Why do monkeys have better immune systems?"
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I came in to my cubicle at school last week to find a maggot squinching across my desk. After a moment of shock and disgust, I thought, "Ooh! What a nice present!"
You know you're a naturalist when finding a maggot among your things makes you happy.
I've been collecting insects, so I naturally thought that one of my classmates left the plump grub for me to add to my collection. Surely it hadn't come from the pile of soil samples I had on my desk, nor the cache of snacks I had in the cabinet. But yes, it had. I had collected a handful of red oak acorns and left them in an open plastic bag on my desk. Later, when I was working at my computer, I looked over and saw a pale yellow grub with a red face squinching around inside the slippery plastic among the acorns. I examined the nuts and discovered a hole in one of them, about 3 millimeters across.
That was when I got really excited. All I had to do was feed the little creatures and keep them happy, and I'd eventually find out what species they were. So I dug around in the faculty kitchen for a plastic takeout container, poked some holes in the lid with a pen, dumped my soil samples into it, and dropped the acorns and grubs on top. The grubs promptly burrowed out of sight. I labeled the whole thing with a permanent marker, "Happy Maggot Land, Please do not disturb."
Then I started to worry about my maggots. What if the soil wasn't enough to make them happy? Did they need something to eat?
I visited Jeff Hughes, the director of the Field Naturalist Program, who recommended I look in Tracks & Sign of Insects and Other Invertebrates, a recent book by Charley Eiseman, an alumnus of our program, and Noah Charney. I thumbed through and found the name of my maggots: long-snouted acorn weevils.
The female of this beetle species saws a hole in the shell of a red or white oak acorn and lays her eggs inside. The eggs hatch in a few days and the larvae eat the acorn meat. Beetles undergo metamorphosis like butterflies do; caterpillars are butterfly larvae, maggots are beetle or fly larvae. They molt five times inside the acorn and then leave their nutty shelter and burrow into the soil to pupate. Pupation in beetles is analogous to the caterpillar cocoon: a usually immobile stage of metamorphosis just before emergence as an adult. In the spring, adults emerge from the soil and fly off to mate before beginning the cycle again.
I have named my maggot friends Weevil Kneevil, Do No Weevil, and Axis of Weevil, but I have no intention of keeping them. I plan on releasing them back into the forest to continue to parasitize on oaks. It's not because I don't like oaks, but because I like ecology. These weevils create food for other species: one genus of ant lives inside acorns abandoned by weevils and eats the leftover meat. Squirrels eat acorns sometimes just for the grubs inside—that's one reason why you might find partially eaten acorns.
Having maggots as pets helps me see more when I go outside. I see potential Happy Maggot Lands everywhere—inside plant stems and fruit, in dying tree trunks, and in the soil under my feet. A new way of knowing the world around me has opened up.
Searching for Squirrels, Finding the Night
Written by Rachel Garwin
A week ago, I joined my friend Teage (a Field Naturalist alum) and a group of his UVM students on an "owl prowl," Teage's own euphonic term for a night hike. We gathered at the edge of Centennial Woods, where gauzy tufts of white pines and bare hardwood twigs strained the clear moonlight. A wall of darkness met our eye-level gaze, while the raspy sounds of drying beech leaves in the understory added to a sense of disquiet. The primary goal for the evening was to listen for flying squirrels and call them in. Before we entered the darkness, however, we observed a requisite pre-night-hike ritual.
Since leaving a well-lit environment too soon for the darkened woods might lead to undesirable confrontations with tree trunks and branches, Teage informed us about night vision while our eyes adjusted. Human eyes require 20-30 minutes to become accustomed to low light conditions. Coincidentally, it finally gets dark about 30 minutes after the sun first sets. The students oohed appreciatively at the revealed secret of the universe.
I considered Teage's implication, reflecting on whether twilight length was consistent enough to provide a uniform selective pressure. The period between sunset and full dark (termed "Civil Twilight") varies with latitude and season, as it reflects the time the sun takes to drop 6° below the horizon. On the same night, civil twilight in Burlington, VT, lasted 9 minutes longer than in Bogota, Colombia, a city near the equator. Atmospheric conditions and local weather can also affect our perception of available light from the setting sun, which increases variability. Pole-to-pole variation aside, the length of civil twilight appears consistent enough at low and middle latitudes to suggest the plausibility of the relationship (though it does not prove it). What mechanisms would select for correctly timed physiological processes? Perhaps some hairy, fanged predator was involved?
Suddenly, I heard Teage ask, "Rachel, do you have anything to add before we head into the woods?"
Bits and pieces of the night hikes I used to lead rushed to mind. Out of the torrent, what would be most relevant to this group of students? Our pupils dilate to accept more light, just like a camera aperture changes size. Our eyes comprise not only lenses (e.g., the cornea) that focus light, but also a receptor structure (the retina), which translates received light into neural signals our brains can understand. The retina, in turn, is made of two types of cells: rods and cones. Rods are far more abundant (about 17 for every cone cell); however, the cones are concentrated in the center of the retina. Responsible for receiving color and fine resolution, cone cells are better suited for working in high-light environments. Rod cells cannot understand color, but they register exceptionally more light than cone cells. The operational ranges of the two cells overlap to some degree; in true twilight, both cells help parse the dim picture before us.
Instead of a long-winded physiology lesson, I settled on a practical and safety-oriented piece of advice. "If you're having trouble finding the trail in the dark, try using your peripheral vision. Your rod cells—the receptor cells that are really good at picking up light—are arranged on the periphery of your retina, so that part of your eye sees better in low light conditions." With that, we were off.
As the trail contoured the side of a hill, I followed it with my feet as much as with my eyes. Hard packed dirt spotted with only a few fallen leaves firmly resisted my feet, whereas my wandering steps sunk into noisy leaf litter. After a few quiet minutes, we angled from the trail and picked our way down the gentle slope. Looking out of the bottom of my eyes—as if I wore tiny slivers of half-moon spectacles—proved the best technique for avoiding the tangle of hardy ferns and woody shrubs. Teage motioned for us to stop; this would be our first attempt to call the flying squirrels.
I listened intently. Wind gusted through the upper boughs of white pines and red maples. Still-hanging, papery beech leaves rubbed together, sending bursts of unwarranted excitement running through my mind. Sirens howled close-by. One of Teage's students fired up the iPod, and high-pitched "chip chip chip" alarm calls radiated into the night to serve as bait. I cupped my hands around my ears to exclude the droning car engines circling the outskirts of the woods. Still nothing. Perhaps the squirrels' huge eyes, dominated by rod cells, picked us out as we muddled through their habitat.
I relaxed my eyes and marveled at the increased input from my peripheral vision. Intermediate wood ferns stood distinct from the ground; before, they had dissolved into the dimness. It seemed we had been away from bright light long enough for rhodopsin, a photopigment in the rod cells, to build up. Rhodopsin and other photopigments in the cone cells help increase light sensitivity within the receptor cells, though at different rates and degrees. Cone cells, which never develop the light sensitivity attained by rod cells, take only 5-7 minutes. Rod cells, however, may need over 30-45 minutes to achieve full light sensitivity. In the presence of too much light, these photosensitive compounds break down; enough time in dark conditions is thus needed for photopigments to build up to a functional level.
The flying squirrels proved reticent, so we walked through the underbrush back to the trail. The undergrads hesitated less between steps, and they seemed to run into fewer obstacles. After walking a circuit across Centennial Brook and back along the lower slope on the other side, we paused to make their eyes' night adaption more explicit. Crouched beneath a closed hemlock canopy, we covered our left eyes and stared at the flame of Teage's lighter with our right ones. I smiled, startled by the pervasiveness of the "Pirate Patch" myth. As lore would have it, pirates did not wear eye patches to cover gaping eye sockets. Instead, they kept one eye in darkness to allow them to see below and above deck without needing time for rhodopsin to develop. While no historical evidence supports this story, the folks at MythBusters put their weight behind its plausibility and likely had a role in its propagation.
Teage flicked off the lighter, and we switched our "eye patch" to the light-blinded eye. Most students commented they could see more precisely with their night-adapted eye than with the light-blinded one. Removing my hand, I winked back and forth at the hemlock boughs above. Sure enough, my left eye discerned individual twigs against the dark sky; my right eye saw only fuzzy dimness. While not proof that Blackbeard covered one eye so he could rush up to a darkened deck from a lamp-lit cabin, our experience supported the possibility.
We emerged from beneath the dense hemlock canopy onto a grassy hillside, where moon-cast shadows danced at our sides. No longer relying on peripheral vision, the students carelessly walked down the trail towards home. I smiled. An hour ago, they had hung together timidly in similar light levels, still uncomfortable with moderate darkness. Now they practically ran. While the flying squirrels had remained elusive, the students found something more powerful: the ability to stride confidently through the night.
Curious Chipmunks
by Nancy Olmstead
A month ago I was walking in the woods and it seemed like I couldn't go more than a few feet without disturbing another chipmunk. The little brown stripe-y streaks were running all over the place, stopping to chirp and chatter at me as I passed. Don't worry, buddy, I don't want your nuts.
We're having a mast year in the northeast. The oaks, beeches, and other masting trees are making a bumper crop of seed, which chipmunks eat and store by the cheekful. This probably explains the superabundance of chipmunks. The eastern chipmunk, Tamias striatus, can tell when the fall harvest is going to be good. So they go all out making babies over the summer. Some of the animals I'm seeing now are probably this year's offspring, rushing to find, secure, and fill their burrows before settling down for their long winter rest.
Scientists have also studied this phenomenon in red squirrels, and chipmunks may be similar. After all, chipmunks are a kind of squirrel. They belong to the family Sciuridae, the sciurid rodents, which includes chipmunks, ground squirrels (e.g., prairie dogs), marmots (e.g., woodchuck), and tree squirrels (e.g., gray and red squirrels and flying squirrels). Red squirrels are also known to anticipate high seed crops and reproduce accordingly. Females may even have a second litter in the summer that precedes a big fall.
But how do chipmunks and red squirrels know that it's going to be a good year? The jury is still out on that question. It's hard to measure what individual animals are using as a cue to guide their reproductive "decisions." (And by using the word "decisions," I don't mean to imply that chipmunks and squirrels have consciousness, just an instinct to reproduce when certain cues are present.)
Scientists involved in these studies have suggested that the visual stimulus of an abundance of flowers may clue the squirrels in, but that explanation is less convincing for chipmunks, who spend more time on the forest floor than up in the tallest trees. Chipmunks may be able to smell the upcoming bounty by homing in on the subtle scent of all those beech, oak, and maple flowers. However they do it, it's pretty cool.


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