Squirrels build nests called "dreys". They are made of twigs and leaves. The interior is lined with fur, feathers or other soft material for comfort. There are normally two exits in this type of nest, and they're built high in a tree between two strong branches. High enough to provide protection from ground predators, but not too high or the nest will be destroyed by the winds. Squirrels also will build a nest, called a "den", in a hollow tree cavity. Index

German and common queen wasps usually choose a warm spot, often in a bank with a sunny aspect, but also in attics, house roofs, eaves, or walls in which to build their nests. Paper wasp queens build nests that hang from small shrubs and trees, stalks of vegetation, fences and walls, and often under the eaves of houses.

Squirrels (the Red squirrel in particular) can destroy trees by tearing and/or eating the bark. They can become a nuisance in some "pine forests" and may need to be controlled. It should be noted that most squirrels live in trees, and therefore would not destroy their home. In the United Kingdom the Grey squirrel has become a major problem to their trees. Many squirrel's have been destroyed in an attempt to control this yet unexplained problem. Index

No, the various lovebird species and races build different nests, but if you breed long enough, you will see odd nest structures from birds you did not expect it of. The most primitive species are A. canus; A. pullarius and A. taranta. All of these primitive species use cavities in the wild for nest buidling, depending on very little to line the cavity. however, occassionaly one will build a more structured nest.

A really interesting fact about Quakers is that they are the only parrot species that build nests. The nest actually consists of 3 areas. You could say that one area is a bedroom, another is a living room and the third is a front porch area. Eggs are laid and incubated in the back bedroom. When the chicks are about a month old, they are moved to the living room, and more eggs may then be laid in the bedroom area. The parents then use the porch area to guard their eggs and babies.

No - Cosgrove Leisure Park is a seasonal holiday home park, therefore we do not have any residential caravans or mobile homes.

Expense. It's much harder to get the loggers to deliver firewood during the summer, hence it costs more. Also we've found that some people like to turn the AC down really low, open all the windows, build a fire and then go outside. However with enough notification, during the off season months, we offer firewood for a charge. Just let us know the number of logs before you arrive. We may not have mentioned this but these are private homes.

Yes, just return your trees to the Customer Service counter between 2nd and 15th January 2006 and we will give you a S$5.00 gift voucher for participating in our recycling programme.

Live trees are sometimes removed from park land if, once inspected by our Forestry Crew, it is determined that the tree may pose a threat to the general public or adjacent structures.

The length of life for a tree depends upon so many things. The climate conditions (water, temperature, sunlight, etc.), fire dangers, the type of tree, and the condition of the soil are all things that help determine how long a tree will live. So, the true answer is ... it depends! I can tell you that the oldest living tree is a bristlecone pine tree called " Methuselah". It is currently 4,767 years old!

Solitary leafcutter bees remove circles of leaf to build nests for their young. The harvesting does not endanger the health of the plant.

If you're interested in bluegrass, then undoubtedly, buy an F-style mandolin with f soundholes and preferably a solid top for the potential seasoning of tone over time...I have both an F-style and an A-style...I use them within different contexts...but, no doubt, the F-style truly fits the bluegrass profile in every way... Flat top mandos are more specific to certain genres such as Celtic..or playing with one other guitar..

Yes, if you have clear sun. If the air temperature is below 40 degrees Fahrenheit, you will want to use reflectors to increase solar gain. The Sport does not cook food in cloudy weather or at night. It takes longer to cook food if there is a strong wind, and the air temperature is cold. When the angle of the sun is lower, in early spring, late fall and winter, IT IS A DISTINCT ADVANTAGE to set the Sport on its back.

Seasonal allergies, which some people call “hay fever,” generally occur in the spring and fall when trees, grasses, and weeds bloom and release pollen into the air. Year-round, or perennial, allergy symptoms are usually set off by indoor allergens like dust mites, mold, and animal dander.

The following attractions are open year-round: Academy Riding Stables, Miramont Castle, Air Force Academy, Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine (limited schedule November thru March), Cave of the WindsPikes Peak - America's Mountain Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Flying W Ranch (closed in Jan. & Feb.), ProRodeo Hall of Fame Garden of the Gods Trading Post, Royal Gorge Bridge & Park Garden of the Gods Visitor & Nature Center Royal Gorge Route Railroad (closed in Jan.