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Arcticulates: Alaska's Fall Colors 1

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September 23, 2010 Arcticulates ® Focusing on Alaska's Beauty Author: K. Fields Alaska's Fall Colors 1 During Alaska's fall season, tho it's short... it's spectacular. The colorful leaves are vibrant variants of the colors green, red, yellow and orange, paired with a backdrop of brown and tan fields, dark green spruce trees, and the deep blue sky, toss in a few snow peaked mountains and sparkling blue lakes and streams and we have a natural 'WOW' factor in breathtaking...Read Full Story

Arcticulates: Alaska's Fall Colors #1

By Arcticulates on  From arcticulates.org
September 23, 2010 Arcticulates ® Focusing on Alaska's Beauty Author: K. Fields Alaska's Fall Colors 1 During Alaska's fall season, tho it's short... it's spectacular. The colorful leaves are vibrant variants of the colors green, red, yellow and orange, paired with a backdrop of brown and tan fields, dark green spruce trees, and the deep blue sky, toss in a few snow peaked mountains and sparkling blue lakes and streams and we have a natural 'WOW' factor in breathtaking...Read Full Story

Arcticulates: Triumphant Harvest

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September 3, 2009 Arcticulates ®  Focusing on Alaska's Beauty Author: K. Fields ~~ Triumphant Harvest ~~ YIPPEE!  WE DID IT !!!    We got to harvest the garden before the moose did this year.  It has been a long summer of guarding the garden goodies to keep those moose out..  But it was sooo worth it.!!   We managed to have a triumphant harvest this year without a big moose bite out of the middle of each cabbage, as per years before. And we managed to harvest the lettuce...Read Full Story

Here Moosey, Moosey!

By Arcticulates on  From arcticulates.blogspot.com
We have a lot of Moose living in this area ( between 150,000 and 170,000 live in Alaska). We have to be cautious when we are outside and notice one nearby, because they have no problem with stomping a human. They chew the bark of the Willow bushes that grow around our house. We can tell how deep the snow was every winter by how high the chew marks are on the trees when the snow melts. I own a business which thrives during tourist season, and the one question everyone always asks, is "where...Read Full Story

Busy as a Beaver!

By Arcticulates on  From arcticulates.blogspot.com
It has been said that Beavers are second only to humans in their capacity to manipulate the environment. They are the world's most efficient loggers. These little 3 foot long, 50 pound chewing machines usually live to about 12 years, and it is possible for the older beavers to tip the scales at 100 pounds. Beavers are built for underwater work, for instance the ears on the Beaver have these natural built in valves that close when they submerge, the same with their noses. The large front teeth...Read Full Story
About half of all moose-vehicle collisions happen along only 91 miles of roadway in the state. That's about a half of 1 percent of the state road system, according to the Alaska Department of Transportation. Unfortunately, the 91 miles around which the ...  
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By Heidi Zemach for SCN It seems like you can’t drive around any more without a wild moose encounter these days. Unless of course you have a camera ready to go. Yesterday, I saw a female moose lead her calf down the middle of Seward Highway across from the Nash Road turnoff as traffic from both directions waited patiently until they leaped over a snow berm where only the tips of their heads and ears remained visible.  I don’t have [...]  
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Heavy snows in parts of Alaska are taking a deadly toll on moose as deep snowdrifts force the animals into hazardous detours on plowed roads and railroad tracks, officials said on Tuesday, prompting one group to seek declaration of a "moose emergency."  
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Mass Audubon’s Moose Hill Wildlife Gallery is pleased to announce its new exhibit, Capturing the Past – Preserving the Future featuring the work of Robert W. Lesieur (1918-2008). A prolific and creative local artist, he was a master at capturing the ...  
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JACKSON, Wyo. -- Officials with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department are asking people in the Jackson area to show patience with moose and other wildlife that can show up in residential areas during winter months. Doug Brimeyer is Jackson wildlife ...  
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Next, workers will put lay out feed bags to lure moose into the safety zones. The organization has also resumed its road-kill salvage program, under which it sends trucks out to pick up carcasses and deliver them to charity groups where they can ...  
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John Vucetich, a wildlife ecologist from Michigan Technological ... Standing moose are, for the most part, foraging. During the first two daylight hours of a given day, about 80 percent of the moose we see are standing. By midday that drops ...  
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Recent snowfall in northeastern Minnesota is letting researchers finally get going on their annual aerial survey of the region's struggling moose population. The survey, conducted yearly since 1960, provides critical data for determining the moose ...  
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ANCHORAGE, Alaska - A moose conservation group has renewed a program to salvage the meat of moose killed by vehicles. The Anchorage Daily News (http://bit.ly/xws1th ) says the Alaska Moose Federation expanded its Anchorage moose salvage program to the Mat ...  
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Big Moose, New York - Recently the Big Moose Fire Co. and Big Moose Ambulance Co. received a $1,000 donation from Dave Peterson, of Fourth Lake and Boonville, to install a new Camoplast track on its Rescue Snowmobile. The Snowmobile is used to tow the Big ...  
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