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Winter Survival in Southern Illinois

How do plants and animals survive the sub-freezing temperatures of winter? What serves as food for wildlife in these harsh conditions? Look for tracks of animals that brave the cold. Learn to identify trees by their buds and bark. Look closely and you will find a winter wonderland of wildlife.

Contact Kate Hellgren at Touch of Nature for more information.
Last Updated on Thursday, 14 May 2009 12:55
 

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Championship Disc Golf

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