WILDLIFE IN THE DRUID HILLS SUBDIVISION
Wildlife in the Druid Hills Subdivision
These animals are amazing, please keep them safe. Excess debree can cause broken ankles if they are running through the woods. They have their own pathways, that from time to time need clearing of dead branches. They raise their young in these woods and the fawns need a place to hide while mom is away forging. Juniper bushes make good hiding spots. The deer seem to sense when danger is near such as mountain lions, because the deer disappear from our area when they feel threatened.
If you have a mistletoe toe problem and cut the branches off the tree, the deer love to eat the mistletoe off these branches as well as the trunks if they can reach the out shoots that look like plump cedar twigs that deform the tree in growth.
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Dwarf Mistletoe: Parasitic Plants. … Dwarf mistletoes are parasites of native conifer forests that can cause severe damage. These plants tend to confine their attacks to one species of tree, with only occasional attacks on other species.
Teller_OEM_2015Download Disaster strikes home when we lease expect it to happen, planning safety measures and preparedness can save lives. As well as keeping yourself and family safe from disaster. Saving wildlife and the land they inhabit if at all possible is just as important to save and preserve from wildfires. …
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Operation Game Thief : the Druid Hills HomeOwners Association supports the humane treatment of animals as a charitable purpose.Called Operation Game Thief (OGT). See new business in my 2022 Newsletter. Someone ripped off the horns of buck pictured. In today’s Courier July 5,2023, Colorado Parks and Wildlife , OGT is …
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American Bird Conservancy is one of the most helpful organizations I have come across with information on different bird species, their habitat, and where to find them. Please help support their cause that helps us all achieving conservation. HUMMINGBIRD JOIN AMERICAN BIRD CONSERVANCY For more than 25 years, American Bird Conservancy …
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DHHOA Meeting 2022 held at a local coffee shop in Florissant Thursday April 28. Where two former residents of the Druid Hills Subdivision got together for a meeting concerning old business . Seems a particular homeowner had sent emails out to everyone in the county. Slandering me and complaining about …
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Representative image ( jimcumming88/Adobe Stock) Wolves at risk, these majestic animals deserve better life expectancy than they are getting. From people who cannot tolerate these animals or live in coexistence with them. It’s more than not understanding these animals. It’s deliberate ignorance for living creatures to exist. They have every …
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Druid Hills HOA Florissant Colorado Official Homeowners Association for Druid Hills