Ducks At A Distance

how much do duck hunting guides make a year?

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Sea Duck’s Waltz / Thirty Year Jig

Sea Duck’s Waltz / Thirty Year Jig

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Where around a pond/stream and what time of year do wood ducks nest in Kansas?

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Books for a thirteen year old girl?

I am a thirteen year old girl and really need help finding books. I like books and reading, but it seems like when I go to the bookstore, there’s just nothing there for me anymore. There are a few run that I like, but once I read the new books that come out in those, it is like there is nothing to read.

I lovelovelove the Canterwood Crest books by Jessica Burkhart, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, and Peace, Like, and Baby Ducks by Lauren Myracle, The Wedding Conspirator’s Daughter run by Coleen Paratore, The Mother Daughter Book Club run, and many more books like that. If you have any reccomendations, please let me know – I would really appreciate the help.

Also, if they could be age appropriate without being overly childish, which I know is really hard, that would be a really nice added bonus.

Thank you!

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Birds Migrate To The Same Water Every Year

Do you know why some birds migrate every year to the same place? It is set in their way of life. It’s just like the bears that will sleep all chill and will know when to wake up in the spring. Another plant that does the same thing is our tree. They will bloom in the spring and lose all their foliage in the fall. The only thing different about the trees is that they don’t go from one place to the other.


Our birds glide from one place on our planet to the other every spring and every fall. They will give birth to their offspring in the spring, and hopefully this offspring will come back to do the same thing themselves the next spring. Most of our small birds will do this also, but they might be replaced by another kind of bird so that we always have some kind of bird in all of our seasons.


The ones that I really know about migrating to here in the wintertime are the snow geese. In the spring we have geese, ducks, robins, blue jays, and a lot of others that I can’t even think to name. Our rabbits go underground and only come out when they have to. Our squirrels put their food into holes in the trees for their chill stay. Even the mice try to get into our homes out of the chill cold winds.


When our birds leave this area they will go from one body of water in the south to another body of water in the north. They will do this every year, and we can tell by their appearance or disappearance when to know when our weather is going to change. It is the same all over the world. We use our animals’ way of life to tell us when spring is coming. This day we celebrate is called Groundhog Day.


We sometimes wish we were these birds so that we could get out of the chill weather or so we could see different places and do different things. Remember that those birds are doing the same things that they do every year and are going to the same places. We wish that we could glide to even half of the places they go. The proclamation is straight as the birds glide. Well it would be quicker but probably not as scenic as we would like it to be.

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