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		By: roomtemp		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Feb 2005 14:28:01 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[a rule of thumb is that any nest you find exposed in a deciduous tree is from the last year. they are most often made by migratory birds that arrive in late winter and spring, nest, raise young, and skedaddle again. but if you remember where the nests are, you can peer through the leaf cover in late spring and summer and see if they&#039;ve been renewed and reinhabited. watch out for angry parents, though. mockingbirds are especially vigilant at harrassing intruders.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>a rule of thumb is that any nest you find exposed in a deciduous tree is from the last year. they are most often made by migratory birds that arrive in late winter and spring, nest, raise young, and skedaddle again. but if you remember where the nests are, you can peer through the leaf cover in late spring and summer and see if they&#8217;ve been renewed and reinhabited. watch out for angry parents, though. mockingbirds are especially vigilant at harrassing intruders.</p>
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		By: esthela		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 13 Feb 2005 09:32:28 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[right before i started reading this entry, i ran my hand through my hair to get it out of my face and somewhere down the middle of my head two hairs were joined in a knot and i heard the snap when my fingers pulled one hair out of my head and now one hair is attached to my head and the other is attached to the hair that IS attached to my head, tied together. later when i run my brush through my hair the bristles will surely catch the knot and yank that hair strand from my head as well. I hate when my hair breaks down the middle of the strand OR one is pulled out and starts growing again, if you look closely i have a hundred tiny little 2 inch hairs sticking straight up and out the top of my head.  Hows that for heightened sensitivity to hair loss.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>right before i started reading this entry, i ran my hand through my hair to get it out of my face and somewhere down the middle of my head two hairs were joined in a knot and i heard the snap when my fingers pulled one hair out of my head and now one hair is attached to my head and the other is attached to the hair that IS attached to my head, tied together. later when i run my brush through my hair the bristles will surely catch the knot and yank that hair strand from my head as well. I hate when my hair breaks down the middle of the strand OR one is pulled out and starts growing again, if you look closely i have a hundred tiny little 2 inch hairs sticking straight up and out the top of my head.  Hows that for heightened sensitivity to hair loss.</p>
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