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Wolf Dog Wallpaper
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Tuesday, 09 December 2003 |
KEYWORDS: wolf dog wallpaper free wallpaper puppy wallpaper animal wallpapers free wolfdog wallpaper puppies wallpaper wallpaper pups newborn puppies newborn pups pet wallpaper pets wallpaper
These wallpapers are some cool shots from the first day of this litter of newborn wolf dog pups. |
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Wolfdog Pictures
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Tuesday, 09 December 2003 |
KEYWORDS: wolf dogs pup puppies wolfdog wolf dogs wolfdogs pet supplies dog pictures puppy pictures pup picture puppy products pet lovers pets
Here are some more pictures from the fist 24 hours of our new wolf dog litter of pups born on December 5. Enjoy! |
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Wolfdog Pictures
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Friday, 05 December 2003 |
KEYWORDS: wolf dog pups free wolf dog pictures wolfdog puppy pictures wolf dog hybrid pictures of wolfdog puppies
Our new litter of wolf dog pups arrived on December 5. Here are a few free wolfdog puppy pictures from the first day. We hope you enjoy them.
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Dolphins-2
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Wednesday, 05 November 2003 |
KEYWORDS: dolphin encounter positive feedback dolphin sighting dolphin spins of swimming mammals don't give up
Amidst much groaning and moaning, we carried one of our two kayaks from the bayside of the key to the beach—two hundred yards of sweat and hand chafing. Loaded down with paddles and life preservers, we herded the kids to water’s edge.
Captain Linus on the bow, oarsman Dad behind him, first mate Camille next in line and oarswoman Mom at the stern—into the waves we surged.
After a few wobbly moments in the break, the crew settled. We began to scour the depths for the Gulf’s finest—cow rays, turtles, fish of assorted sizes and our family favorite—dolphin. |
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Cranes
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Thursday, 16 October 2003 |
KEYWORDS: whooping crane endangered species whooping crane migration tallest bird in North America how many whooping cranes are left in the wild reintroduction of endangered species Non-profit organizations, individuals and government agencies joining forces to bring a migratory flock of whooping cranes back to eastern North America
Author: Tom Mackenzie, USFWS Southeast Region Press Release
Building on the success of two historic migrations led by Operation Migration Inc., a third generation of endangered whooping cranes began a similar migration today from Necedah National Wildlife Refuge in Wisconsin.
At 7:44 a.m., guided by three ultralight aircraft, 15 juvenile whooping cranes began the first leg of their 1,228-mile journey to their wintering habitat at Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge, along Florida's Gulf coast. They flew for 23 miles before reaching their first stopover in southern Juneau County.
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Wolf Species
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Sunday, 22 June 2003 |
KEYWORDS: wolf communication vocal range of the wolf what wolf sounds mean how wolves talk what wolf sounds mean vocal communication of wolves
Wolves communicate primarily in three ways: with scent, with body posture, and with sounds.There are four kinds of sounds that the wolves make: the howl, bark, growl and whimper. The wolf can use one of these sounds or a combination of them to communicate with the other wolves. In this article, you will learn what each sound is used for and what they all mean to wolves.
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Wolves Community -> Wolf Facts
Wolf Communication: vocal range of the wolf. |
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Pet Screensavers
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Thursday, 08 May 2003 |
KEYWORDS: free screensaver free screen saver pet screensaver puppy screensave cat screensaver dog screen saver kitten screen saver puzzle screensaver
This adorable kitten and puppy screen saver is based upon the existing version of Jixxa game. |
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Rabbit Legends
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Wednesday, 07 May 2003 |
KEYWORDS: rabbit legend how rabbit lost his tail oral story oral tradition Indian legend
SOURCE: Unidentified
There once were two brothers, one a great Genie and the other a rabbit. Like all genie, the older brother could change himself into any kind of an animal, bird, fish, cloud, thunder and lightning, or in fact anything that he desired.
The younger brother (the rabbit) was very mischievous and was continually getting into all kinds of trouble. His older brother was kept busy getting Rabbit out of all kinds of scrapes. |
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Rabbit Legends
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Wednesday, 07 May 2003 |
KEYWORDS: Indian legend rabbit legend oral story
Unidentified oral legend
The Rabbit nation were very much depressed in spirits on account of being run over by all other nations. They, being very obedient to their chief, obeyed all his orders to the letter. One of his orders was, that upon the approach of any other nation that they should follow the example of their chief and run up among the rocks and down into their burrows, and not show themselves until the strangers had passed.
This they always did. Even the chirp of a little cricket would send them all scampering to their dens.
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Game Fish, Other
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Sunday, 27 April 2003 |
KEYWORDS: Montana fishing on the Crow reservation in Montana trout fishing permits to fish on Indian reservations fish and game laws fishing laws in Montana trout fishery fishing the Bighorn River Crow fish and game codes Crow tribe fish management trout streams Montana game codes Flathead Reservation fishing Fishing tribal waters fishing permit wild turkey permits hunting wild turkeys on the Crow Reservation wild turkey season on the Crow Reservation Willow Creek Reservoir fishing permit requirement Three Mile fishing Pryor Creek Soap Creek Black Canyon Little Bull Creek Big Bull Creek
AUTHOR: James Hagengruber, Billings Gazette staff writer
Crow Tribe game wardens have begun enforcing long-dormant fish and game laws across the 2.4 million acre reservation, and the tribe is negotiating with the state over a variety of fishing and hunting access issues.
The talks also involve the state's crown jewel trout fishery and political equivalent of Jerusalem: the Bighorn River.
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Salmon
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Monday, 21 April 2003 |
KEYWORDS: chinook salmon game fish endanged species Columbia River salmon five salmon species in Northwest rivers Columbia River tribes Columbia River spring chinook american indian traditional foods learn about chinook salmon migration chinook salmon chum salmon coho salmon pink salmon sockeye salmon Celilo Indian Village
AUTHOR: Lynda V. Mapes, Seattle Times staff reporter
ABOARD THE MISS ROXANNE - Bright as polished chrome, this monster chinook pulled thrashing from the lower Columbia River fixes its black eye on me as I draw close. Fascinated by its silver sheen, its huge size - it's nearly as long as my leg - and the untold, unimaginable story of its journey to the deep Pacific and back, I trace my index finger along the slippery slope of its nose.
And then it bites me. Hard.
I yelp and yank back my finger, oozing bright drops of blood.
This mighty spring chinook, still watching me, has delivered its primal message: Chinook are the king of all salmon and nobody's pet.
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Big Foot
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Sunday, 20 April 2003 |
KEYWORDS: bigfoot lore bigfoot legend Bigfoot Legend Pacific Northwest legend Ray Wallace Sasquatch bigfoot museum giant ape giant primate Bigfoot tales Bigfoot memorabilia Tom Slick Willow Creek-China Flat Museum Grover Krantz bigfoot researcher Skookum cast
AUTHOR:Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
A prankster's posthumous confession appeared to doom the legend. But
Sasquatch still looms large, and scientists are intrigued.
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Whales
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Wednesday, 16 April 2003 |
KEYWORDS: whale bones whale jawbones Whitby England arch at the historic seaport Anchorage Alaska Sister Cities whalebone arch bowhead whale endangered species Miss Alaska Inupiat dance Alaska Highlanders whale oil
AUTHOR: Jane Zsabo, Anchorage Daily News
There's been lots of jawboning in Whitby, England, lately, about jawbones from Barrow -- two 16-foot, 350-pound remnants of a bowhead whale that have finally been installed as an arch at the historic seaport.
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Whales
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Monday, 07 April 2003 |
KEYWORDS: California gray whale whale migration Makah whale hunt gray whale facts gray whale territory Eschrichtius robustus conservation success story endangered species what do gray whales eat feeding habits of the gray whale migration route of gray whales brain of gray whale how big is a gray whale's tongue devil fish whalers friendlies whale watching Pacific Northwest whales Baja whales Makah tribe whale hunts uses for whale meat
AUTHOR: Lynda V. Mapes, Seattle Times staff reporter
POSSESSION BAY - Languid and liquid as the swells it surfs, the gray whale gives a mighty blow then arcs gracefully in a dive for the bottom.
Its explosive "Pffffooooffffh!" is arresting, and a reminder of our common breath: This is no giant fish from the depths, but a mammal, like us.
The grays' migration off the coast - one of the longest undertaken by any mammal - is one of the rites of spring. The grays make it look easy, knocking off the 4,300-mile, one-way journey in just 54 days, swimming at a walking pace around the clock. And some grays go even farther - swimming as much as 5,000 miles.
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Salmon
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Tuesday, 25 March 2003 |
KEYWORDS: salmon Northwest environmental news fish management salmon threatened salmon on the Olympic Peninsula Hurd Creek Hatchery Jamestown S'Klallam tribe wildlife management Department of Fish and Wildlife's Fish Program Washington hatchery programs Naselle hatchery Coulter Creek hatchery Dungeness River chinook runs captive brood chinook returns Western Washington's hatchery programs endangered native salmon
AUTHOR: Lewis Kamb, Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter
Plan to cut hatchery threatens peninsula runs, manager says
Tribal authorities fear threatened salmon on the Olympic Peninsula would "spiral toward extinction" under Gov. Gary Locke's plan to close a 2-decade-old state salmon hatchery.
The Hurd Creek Hatchery -- one of three state hatcheries targeted for closure under Locke's proposed budget -- is a vital component of salmon recovery in upper peninsula river systems, said Scott Chitwood, fisheries manager for the Jamestown S'Klallam tribe. Without it, he said, "our ability to continue recovery work is severely hampered." |
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Conservation News
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Tuesday, 25 March 2003 |
KEYWORDS: Arctic Refuge oil drilling bill Arctic National Wildlife Refuge impact on wildlife cariboo caribou polar bears musk oxen Alaska's North Slope environmental news migration and reproductive patterns for caribou
SOURCE: Seattle Post-Intelligencer Editorial Board
No matter how many times they get their faces slapped, some Republicans refuse to take no for an answer. Their lust for oil keeps them grabbing at the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
It's time to behave.
The public knows the refuge should remain a place where the environment is protected. There is no good reason to destroy this fragile environment for oil.
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Big Foot
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Tuesday, 25 March 2003 |
KEYWORDS: Bigfoot Sightings bigfoot Yowies large hairy smelly ape Wild Man or Monkey Man East Texas Bigfoot sightings reclusive primate hunting Bigfoot Danny Freyer Bigfoot Blues song lyrics bigfoot hoax American myths primate expert Jane Goodall I Still Believe in Bigfoot by Danny Freyer Bigfoot Internet Groups
AUTHOR: Mary Lee Grant
Bobby Hamilton hunts the hairy beasts that he swears haunted him as a kid. This article discusses the song "I Still Believe in Bigfoot" by Danny Freyer and Bigfoot sighting reports in Texas.
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Memorials, Other
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Wednesday, 26 February 2003 |
KEYWORDS: story of the rainbow bridge story rainbow bridge poem rainbow bridge words the rainbow bridge rainbow picture Rainbow Bridge
They say when a pet dies, it crosses a rainbow bridge, to wait for it's master on the other side. Here is the story of the Rainbow Bridge. |
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Horse Memorials
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Wednesday, 26 February 2003 |
KEYWORDS: pet memorial to a horse memorial chestnut gelding chestnut horse picture rainbow bridge horse story horse pet
Kalahari Wind (Calvin)
Calvin~
I love you like my own, and I still don't believe you have left us. From the day I met you, I knew all the wonderful stories Elizabeth had told me were true. You were the perfect firey chestnut gelding with a heart to please and the mind to perfect everything you did. We had big plans for you, boy.
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