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"It could be a Great Egret. It would be all white, with black legs and feet -- abou..." Steve Schmeiser replied Mar 30 to Name that bird!	7	May 30 Reply by Sandy Lee
"Our Mountain WILD! chapter has been supporting the NCWRC project to research and p..." Steve Schmeiser replied Mar 10 to Flying Squirrels	9	Mar 11 Reply by Pete Grisewood
"Sorry! I was trying to insert a link to the eBird website, which is really difficu..." Steve Schmeiser replied Mar 10 to Great Backyard Bird Count	10	Mar 11 Reply by Debbie Foster
"I also joined the GBBC and my best discovery was the eBird website Ebird is also m..." Steve Schmeiser replied Mar 10 to Great Backyard Bird Count	10	Mar 11 Reply by Debbie Foster

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NC NATIVE PLANT LISTS--Downloadable
Mecklenburg County created an extensive list of native plants, their soil and light requirements and what they provide for wildlife. Feel free to download these files to your computer
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