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Dalmatian Bear

Dalmatian Bears are a type of Boo Bear

## desc

Dalmatian Bears are a large boo bear. They can reach up to 7 inches long. They are fluffy and soft. They have white fir with black spots, like a Dalmatian. They are named for the similarity to the dog breed. They are common and found alongside their cousins the Leopard Bear. Dalmatian Bears eat primarily leaves, leafy greens, grains, and leftover human food. They have showed as liking to strawberries, apples, oranges, and other fruits. These caterpillars can drink so, they can and will drink juice, water, and milk. This species is the most popular species of boo bear. Most families who go caterpillar-ing end up with this species. Since they're so common, they have become popular among children and families. Even adults showed an interest in raising these guys. They make great pets. Make sure they have a big enclosure, as they are a big caterpillar. Dalmatian Bears live 8-14 years. They take 2 years to mature. Mating occurs in the spring, but in an enclosure can happen any time of year. Both parents raise the baby bears. When in captivity, there is no need as the owner takes care of all of them. In the wild, the parent and baby travel together the first 15-18 mons. These bears in captivity need a humid home, so make sure they get some form o humidity, either from a humidity tray, misting, of leaving a small cap of water. These guys wont drown in a cap of water, so there is no fear of leaving water. Make sure the water is no more than a few inches deep.
Russian Olive

Not to be confused with Autumn Olive

## Desc

Russian Olive is likely the most common species in the Olive Family. While theyre not true members of the Olea family, the fruits resemble the true olives, which gave its name. Elaeagnus Augustifola is pretty accurate when it comes to fruiting time. Russian Olive fruits are ripe around August and September. They are reddish brown. Many birds and squirrels feed on these fruit as well as other wild animals. They have distinct silvery narrow leaves. Interlacing ridges on its bark. Its leaves fall yellow or green in November. It and its cousins are super hardy, and are the last to drop leaves. Wood commonly breaks under snow or in high winds.

### Invasiveness

Russian Olive has grown so fast in the New England part of the country. This tree is fast growing, and spreads crazily. Its fruit sticks around on the tree, away from hungry animals, therefore, more likely to make it to spring. Many seedling trees come up per year.

## General

20-50'

Silver Leaves

Interlacing Ridges on Bark

Common as Understory tree or in Fields

Fast growing
SEAT Bus Services (Local)

Seat bus is a local bus service running through Norwich Lisbon, Jewett City, Groton, Ledyard, Montville, New London, Niantic, Mystic, Stonington, and Waterford.

Track A Bus-

☀https://www.seatbuslive.com/map

To view their website-

☀https://southeastareatransitdistrict.com/

## Routes

**BUS 1 Norwich-New London Via Rt 32 (Every 2 Hours 6am-7pm)**

Major spots served- NTC Mohegan Sun, Montville Commons, Rt 32 to New London

**Bus 1 Nights (7-11pm)**

Mohegan Sun, Montville Commons, RT 32 to New London

**BUS 2- Norwich- Groton- New London- Via Rt 12 (Every 2 Hours. 6am-7pm)**

Major spots served- NTC, Rt 12 Laurel Hill, Sub Base, Groton Square, New London

**Bus 3- New London-Niantic (Every 2 Hours 7am-6pm)**

**Bus 4- Taftville Occum (Every Hour 8am-7pm)**

Route Changes alternating hours. During even hours, Bus 4 goes to Taftville, and odd hours, goes to Mohegan Park.

Major spots served- NTC, Taftville, Mohegan Park, Senior Center

**Bus 5- Norwichtown (Every Hour 8am-7pm)**

Major Spots Served- NTC, People Ready, Broadway, Norwichtown Commons, McDonalds, Business Park, Dodd Stadium.

**Bus 6 Westside Norwich (Every Hour) 8am-7pm)**

Major Spots Served- NTC, Norwich Walmart, Housing Authority

**Bus 7 DAY Hamilton Ave, Mohegan Sun (Every Hour 6am-7pm)**

NYC, Hamilton Ave, Uncas on Thames, Mohegan Sun

**Bus 7 NIGHT Hamilton Ave, Mohegan Sun ( Every Hour, 7-11pm)**

NTC, Hamilton Ave, Uncas on Thames, Mohegan Sun

**Bus 7 SUNDAY**

**Bus 8 Lisbon Landing- Jewett City (Every Hour, 6am-10pm)**

Lisbon Landing- Lisbon Crossing- Better Value, McDonalds, Ocean State Job Lot

**Bus 9 Norwich-Lisbon Landing (Every Hour, 7am-9pm)**

"Official" bus for route 9 completes its day at 9pm. The bus for route 8 Jewett City comes back and picks up passengers to head to Norwich on a typical bus 9 route. Jewett City bus begins at 6am on a tpical bus 9 route bringing passengers to Lisbon Lading.

NTC, People Ready, Lisbon Landing

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Bus 10 Mystic

Bus 11- Groton

Bus 12 Crystal Mall

Bus 13 Ocean Beach

Bus 14 Crystal Mall

Bus 15 New London Night Service

Bus 108- New London - Foxwoods

## Fares

Regular- 2$

Senior/Disabled 1$

--- Passes--

Transfer- Free- Ask driver upon boarding bus

All Day Pass 4$

4hr Zip pass 3$

5 day pass 20$

10 day pass

31 day pass 50$

## No Service Days

Saturdays- No bus 3 or 10.

Sundays- Most routes do not run on Sundays with exceptions to 1 and 7. Bus 108 also runs.

### Holidays-

1. Memorial Day
2. Independence Day
3. Labor Day
4. Thanksgiving
5. Christmas Eve (Ends at 8pm)
6. Christmas
7. New Year's Day
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Happy Halloween everyone! There's only 2 days till Halloween. The end of October through December is my favorite time of year. Halloween is the gateway of the holiday season. Whatever your tradition for Halloween is, I hope you enjoy it.

## Tradition

Halloween serves as spooky night. On Halloween its tradition to carve pumpkins, watching scary movies or shows, and going door to door trick or treating. Carving pumpkins has been a myth for a long time that wards off evil. It has become a pretty popular thing this time of year. Many people also put up lights, red or orange. I've also seen lawn decorations. Many shows depict the joy of the holiday, getting candy. Other traditions are to tell scary stories, and go camping.

## Know the rules of trick or treating-

To stay safe for the night its key to respect the rules.

1. Drive Slow and Yield. - If your driving, speed limits drop on Halloween night to keep trick or treaters safe. I recommend driving around 15mph maximum in neighborhoods where they may be a lot of trick or treaters. They are pedestrians and have the right of way.
2. To avoid any mishaps, stay on the sidewalk or side of the road until drivers give right of way. On narrow town roads, trick or treaters have absolute right of way. Some roads ban vehicular traffic during these hours.
3. Trick or treaters- Only go to houses with outdoor lights on. Some people are working, or celebrating in other ways.
4. Respectfully use paths instead of walking on peoples lawns.
5. Homeowners- Clear paths of leaves, sticks or other debris that people could trip on. Especially if rain or snow is in the forecast, leaves can become slippery and people could trip. Its best to clear leaves the day before or day of trick or treating.
6. If your property has defects like rising roots, tree stumps, cracked or protruding pathways, or holes, either get them fixed or clearly mark out these items so people don't trip over them. If somebody is hurt on your property, you can still be responsible.
7. If you don't want guests, turn out exterior lights that may be inviting to trick or treaters.
8. - Parents- If your kid has food allergies, you should bring this up to each person who you visit.
9. You should scan your kids goodies before allowing them their candy. Scan for suspicious items if you find any, and report the house that gave it to you.

### With this- we hope you have an awesome night!!

Hope you get lots of candy for you and your little ones! Can't wait to see what everyone dresses up as!

Whats your favorite tradition? Favorite type of candy?

I like to watch scary movies and tv shows! Certain years. I give out the candy. I love Reece's! I know Hulu and Netflix have Halloween themed show to make your night.
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Abona and Coronavirus

*Abona ( The genus of Abons; who are all native of the United States)* have been greatly affected by the coronavirus in 2020. As of May and June, during the summer surges in the US, Abons were affected with a greater magnitude. So much that in September, Abons in 46 states went into “endangered” and “critically endangered” lists. Therefore in September, Abons were shipped off to Canada to breed and survive the pandemic. Over 32 million Abons were infected in the US, and an estimated 7 million died. To try to stop this trend, governors and President Trump passed a bill with Canada that allows the US to retreat Abons by airplane into Canada. By December, over 50 million abona cases in the US had arisen, over 30 million Abons were saved by this method.

### Connecticut and New York

Beginning in June, Governor Lamont abolished the no housing Abons request, saying that Abons in the state are dying rapidly of the virus. However in October, as cases spiked in humans and Abons, CT and NY were of the first states to rise the idea of moving Abons up north. that’s when Trump approved and asked Canadas approval. Canada approved the idea to save Abons in north America after seeing them appearing on the endangered list.

Over 240k abona cases were counted prior to October 12th, the first day of Abon Rescue Project. Since October 12th, over 300k Abons were evacuated from CT, and were dropped off in Quebec. On October 11th, NYC began Evacuating the some 800k Abons from Central Park, the primary location of NYC‘s Abon population. as many Abons that were found were transported by airplane to Quebec and Ontario.

Later in 2020, into early 2021, Most states were in agreeance with the Abon Rescue Project, and by January, 2021, 43 of 50 states were evacuating abons to Canada and Greenland. By October, more than half the abons of the US have been evacuated to canada and Greenland. Denmark and Greenlandish peoples built a huge sactuary for Abons in Greenland. The US and Canadian Governments paid Greenland for the space and fundinf to build the huge sanctuary. The sanctuary is a very large tropical to temprate cube like structure, about the size of Pennsylvania. There is above and below groud sections of the building. The habitat is completed with plants, water, and plenty of food. People from the US and Canada work and live at the habtat. Various countries ship food to the habitat, both for the workers and abons. In 2021, Canada began building some enclosers across the country to house abons. Eventually, China built some, and North America began sending abons to China.
European Beech

## Popular Cultivars

1. Weeping Beech
2. Copper Beech
3. Tricolor Beech

## Description

One of the largest trees commonly found in CT. These monsters can reach 100-150’ tall. They have the largest trunks of any tree seen here. Leaves are not like the American. They are round and do not have teeth. Some are smooth. These leaves are deciduous, and drop late. They are the last trees to begin leaf drop in November. Leaves turn a beautiful yellow, orange, and brown. With all the colors combined it looks like a work of art. These beech trees have gray, smooth bark. The wood is very strong. Beech trees withstand even the harshest of weather. They make great shade trees for yards, parks and street trees. There are several cultivars of European Beech. Weeping beech is just like the real EB. These variety has weeping branches. These trees need to be grafted to reproduce. This explains their rarity. Copper beech has season long purple foliage. From leaf out to leaf drop, the leaves stay purple. Tricolor Beech is probly the rarest, with multiple beech varieties. Less is known on them due to their rarity.

## Bark carving

For some reason, carving names or letters in Beech trees have become popular. This is wrong on every level. Carving into a tree's bark is like carving out your skin. It can kill cells and disrupt the natural xylem and phloem, which help a tree deliver and spread nutrients throughout the whole tree. With this, a tree can develop health problems that can jeopardize the well being and life of a tree. It's incredibly bad for it. This has caused unimaginable amounts of tree deaths. Carving the trees bark creates a doorway for infections, disease, and invasive bugs into the core of the tree. These things can severely damage a trees form, strength and can usually be fatal in uncontrolled. A healthy beech tree has smooth bark. Many beech trees these days have furrows, ridges, and bulges, which are a distinct sign of stress. Most of these can be traced back to bark carving. DO NOT CARVE A TREE' S BARK! If an important tree, or city tree develops a disease, infection or even death, you may be liable!

## General

80-130' capable of reaching 150'. Equal or fat crown.

Non Invasive-- Quite tame.

Tardily Deciduous. Waits till November to drop leaves.

Orange or yellow fall color. smooth grey bark.
Cedar Apple Rust

Cedar apple rust is a common fungal infection in well- cedar and apple trees. The "galls" are brown. They have plenty of "tails or arms" so to speak. There shape is pretty noticeable. These galls only form on coniferous cedar and juniper trees. Apples, and sometimes other trees of the same genus, get leaf infections and infections in the fruit. The fruits can become deformed and taste really bad. It also reduces the potential yield. This is why the say to never (or try not to) to plant cedar or juniper near fruit trees. Junipers can handle the fungi pretty easily, but severe infestations could seriously compromise the health of the tree. Some cases may be fatal to unlucky trees. Juniper hosts seem to be the organism that sends spores out which infects fruit trees. The spores cause the fruit tree to become stressed, or destroys its leaves and fruit. There are not too many of these here in the area, but I will certainly continue to study these fungi.

### Trees infected-

Juniper (most common host) , Cedars

Spores will infect apple trees, but has been seen on other fruit trees in the same genus.

### How to treat-

If the infestation is very minor, the host trees will not be harmed. If you have apple trees, or simply don't appreciate these galls, they are easily removed. You can easily cut the twig that holds the gall. Some trees may need regular pruning like this, as the galls may be more persistent, especially if there are a lot of neighbor apple or cedar/juniper trees. While cases are rarely severe, they make a spray you can buy that is said to kill the fungus and can help the host recover and fight off the fungus. If cases are extreme, and there are too many galls, the host will unfortunately need to be removed. This many galls can cause health hazards to the host and others the spores may infect. It is easily preventable by keeping cedars and junipers away from fruit trees.
Norway Spruce

## Desc

Large Spruce tree native of Europe. Introduced tree. Can invade some forests floors. There can be a lot of seedling trees in some woods, but can easily be pulled up. They also transplant pretty well. Despite the numbers of seedling trees, they are not invasive. Trees very rarely have youth near them in the open. Norway spruce is probably the most common spruce tree in CT. Norway spruces stay evergreen year round. They have stiff needles which can be green or blue green. Needles are short. They have giant pyramidal crowns. They are the tallest conifer in CT along with Eastern Pine. They have smooth bark, but often sappy. Older trees develop a scaly bark. Norway spruce here is the go to Christmas tree. They are commonly planted as ornamentals. They grow very tall very quick. Despite this, they actually have very strong wood. This makes then stand up to storms and heavy snow with ease. They however have shallow roots, which could likely uproot in those storms. They have long branches with hanging or weeping branchlets. Only older trees have this characteristic; younger trees don't have this. They make a cone a few inches long. Cones are compact. They are brown. They start green in the summer, but mature to brown in the fall. Seedlings are very common especially in the woods, but as mentioned above, they are not invasive. They are not endangered either. The species has a rather stable population.

## General

Introduced tree

80-125’ or more

Pyramidal Crown

Scaly Bark

Grows fast, but strong wood

Shallow roots.

Easy to grow, transplants well

Grows almost anywhere.

Very little problems/diseases with this species.
Variegated Euonymus

Variegated Euonymus is a pretty, small evergreen shrub. The shrub is usually only 1-4' tall. Most bushes grow a round crown of branches, that branch low to the ground. Mature shrubs likely would have more than a few main stems. This bush is evergreen. The bush drops any no-longer-needed leaves in the summer, this being on older stems. Leaves are green with white, red, or pink variations on the leaves. The twigs are green, which will turn more brownish, after several years. If twigs or leaves are brown or yellow, the branch can be clipped off. Dead branches at the bottom of the bush can also be clipped out. These are optional, and not required for good health. I just do it with my bushes to help them look nicer. These bushes are almost care free, and almost never need attention. They make really good garden plants. I am currently also seeing how they grow indoors.

Branches that sink or grow into the ground, or a branch that grows over mud, will typically grow roots. This branch could eventually become a new bush. These branches can be clipped and transplanted. With the roots already built, The branch will grow to survive on its own. Ive done this at least three or four times, and now I have multiple bushes. They are very easy to grow. Just keep it watered the first year, and the bush will slowly but surely spread out, and get bigger.
Silktree Mimosa

Beautiful Non-Native tree.

## Description

Usually a multi trunked tree, it can top heights up to 30' with proper care and conditions. Silktree is the last tree to leaf out in June. Shortly after in July, these trees give off these beautiful pink puffy flowers. There are hundreds of flowers on a mature tree. Flowering will persist until September when they will be replaced by long green flat pods. These pods hold the seeds, that disperse in December or January.

Silktree is Non-native to North America and deemed an Invasive Species in the South. They are not typically Invasive in CT, but you will get a lot of seedling trees if you don't mow or pull them. Most of them die within their first or 2nd year anyway. These trees do great in Full Sun, but also seem to do good in Partial Shade. Weak branches break easily and branch dieback has also been a common problem with them around here. They are popular because of their flowers and tropical looking foliage that resembles something you'd see in Florida. Despite this, they are hardy to zone 5. They have been known to be able to invade uncontrolled areas such as abandoned buildings or fields.

## Attributes

2-3' per year in IDEAL spots. 1-2' in others.

30' in height is common. Larger specimens may even reach 50'

- Weak wood.

- Invasive

- Legume.

- Native to Asia.
The Parking Space

**The Parking Space** is the second episode of the fourth season on *Mad About You*, which was aired on October 1, 1995.

## Summary

Paul wants to buy the parking space that has just opened in their building but a reluctant Jamie may stop him.

## Cast

### Main

* Paul Reiser as Paul Buchman
* Helen Hunt as Jamie Stemple-Buchman
* Anne Ramsay as Lisa Stemple
* Leila Kenzle as Fran Devanow
* John Pankow as Ira Buchman
Ginkgo Biloba

## Desc

Ginkgo Biloba is definitely a special tree. This beautiful tree is a native of China and Japan. It can reach 70' tall. Some trees get bigger. They are fast growing, and grow upwards pretty quick. They're so old they are the last species of their family. In the fall, these trees are the show stealer. Their leaves turn a beautiful gold color before dropping. Leaves drop when temps reach below 25-30o They all fall at once, taking about a day. Your tree may be full of leaves in the morning, and be bare that evening. Their structure is pretty unique. The leaves whirl from a single bud. Branch buds are alternating. The leaves are unique, as it looks like Chinese fan. Female trees produce a tan colored nut, that is said to smell bad. All of our Ginkgos are male, or at least don't fruit. They have ridged mature bark, which is light gray.

## General

50-70'. Some trees may grow to 90+'

Fan shaped leaves

Yellow or gold fall color.

Fast Growing

Introduced from Japan and China. -- Non-invasive ornamental.
Reptiles and Amphibians

Reptiles and Amphibians section if the wiki.

## Reptiles-

Reptiles are cold blooded animals. They need to bask in the sun, or move into shade to regulate body temperature. Many of them are scaled. The majority if New England's reptiles are snakes and turtles. There is only one species of lizard, the 5-lined Skink. These little lizards are rare and hard to find.

### Common Species

Snakes

1. Garter Snake
2. Milk Snake
3. Black Racer
4. Worm Snake
5. Green Snake
6. Ringneck Snake
7. Brown Snake

Turtles-

1. Painted Turtle
2. Box Turtle
3. Snapping Turtle
4. Bog Turtle
5. Musk Turtle
6. Wood Turtle

## Amphibians

These guys in Amphibia are ectothermic vertabrates. All of them need water at somepoint of their life. The most well known, the frogs, live in water their whole "childhood" They start off as tadpoles, fully aquatic, then as they age, they go through a series of changes, until it looks like the adult. Adult frogs still need water, but not as much of it. Salamaders are the same. Many Amphibians live in moist climates

There are many frogs in CT. Bullfrogs are the most common frog in lakes and ponds, where I grew up. Bullfrogs are also the biggest of the frogs I've found. Other common frogs are the leopard frog, pickerel frog, tree frogs, green frog, peepers, and the wood frog.

Toads are frogs, but they dont need as much water, nor do they prefer water. In fact, Toads are almost never found near water when adults. The only toads we have are the native American toad, and Fowler's toad.

Salamanders are small amphibians found under the leafs, rocks and logs. Theyre most common and easiest to find in the spring. There a few, but the most common species is the Redback Salamaders. They look like baby snakes, but you can see small legs, thats how you can tell a snake from a salamander.
2018 Hurricane Observances

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Codes Edit
STS= Subtropical Storm
TS= Tropical Storm
TC= Tropical Cyclone
DS= Delkranistorm
TD= Tropical Depression
H= Hurricane
MH= Major Hurricane
NMH= Near-Major Hurricane
IH= Incredible Hurricane
T= Typhoon
MT= Major Typhoon
CS= Cyclonic Storm (INDIAN)
SCS= Severe Cyclonic Storm (INDIAN)
VSCS= Very Severe Cyclonic Storm (INDIAN)
ESCS= Extremely Severe Cyclonic Storm (INDIAN)
M= Medicane (MEDITERRANEAN)
(R) Retired
Atlantic Edit
STS Alberto 65mph
H Beryl 80mph
H Chris 105mph
TS Debby 50mph
TS Ernesto 45mph
MH Florence 140mph
TS Gordon 70mph
NMH Helene 110mph
H Isaac 75mph
TS Joyce 50mph
DS Eleven 35mph
TS Kirk 60mph
H Leslie 90mph
MH Michael 155mph
TS Nadine 65mph
H Oscar 105mph

Delkraneiysia Edit
Invest D1 30mph
H Amy 90mph
TS Bob 55mph
Invest D4 35mph
H Charlie 105mph
H Dennis 100mph
IH Emily 200mph
TS Fredrick 70mph
TS Gale 50mph
MH Henry 150mph
Invest D11 35mph
NMH Inga 110mph
TS Johnston 60mph
Invest D14 40mph
MH Kathleen 140mph
H Landen 90mph
IH Mandy 185mph
IH Nicole 225mph
Invest D19 25mph
MH Omar 145mph
TS Paula 50mph
TS Quincy 45mph
H Riley 75mph
TS Steven 65mph
H Tiffany 105mph
H Uma 100mph
H Vincenzo 90mph
MH Whitney 135mph
Pacific H Edit
DS 1E 35mph
MH Aletta 140mph
MH Budd 140mph
TS Carlotta 65mph
TS Daniel 45mph
TS Emilia 60mph
NMH Fabio 110mph
TS Gilma 45mph
DS 9E 35mph
MH Hector 155mph
TS Ileana 65mph
H John 105mph
TS Kristy 70mph
MH Lane 160mph
H Miriam 100mph
MH Norman 150mph
MH Olivia 130mph
TS Paul 45mph
DS 19E 35mph
MH Rosa 145mph
MH Sergio 140mph
MH Walaka 160mph
TS Tara 65mph
TS Vicente 50mph
MH Willa 160mph
TS Xavier 60mph
Pacific T (10min Sustained) Edit
TS Bolaven 40mph
TS Sanba 40mph
MT Jalawat 120mph
DS 4W 35mph
TS Ewiniar 45mph
TS Maliksi 70mph
DS 7W 40mph
TS Gaemi 50mph
T Prapiroon 75mph
MT Maria 120mph
TS Son-Tinh 45mph
TS Ampil 60mph
DS 13W 35mph
TS Wukong 60mph
T Jongdari 85mph
DS 16W 35mph
T Shanshan 80mph
TS Yagi 45mph
TS Bebinca 50mph
TS Leepi 60mph
TS Hector (From E Pacific) 45mph
TS Rumbia 50mph
T Soulik 100mph
T Cimaron 100mph
DS 24W 35mph
MT Jebi 120mph
MT Mangkhut 125mph
TS Barijat 45mph
MT Trami 120mph
DS 29W 35mph
MT Kong-Rey 130mph
MT Yutu 130mph
T Usagi 75mph
TS Toraji 40mph
T Man-Yi 90mph
Indian (3min Sustained) Edit
DS ARB01 30mph
CS Sagar 50mph
ESCS Mekunu 110mph
DS BOB01 35mph
DS BOB02 30mph
DS BOB03 30mph
DS BOB04 30mph
DS BOB05 30mph
DS BOB06 35mph
CS Daye 40mph
VSCS Luban 85mph
VSCS Titli 90mph
SCS Gaja 70mph
SCS Phethai 65mph
Mediterranean Edit
M Zorba Unkown
Australian (10min Sustained) Edit
DS Liua 35mph
DS Bouchra 35mph
DS 03U Unknown
C1 Owen 90mph
DS 05U Unkown
TS Kenanga 45mph
TS Penny 60mph
Mona Unkown
2019-20 Winter Storm Season Storm Names

1. Winter Storm Ahmad (2019) DK
2. Winter Storm Barbara (2019) DK
3. Major Winter Storm Charlie (2019) DK
4. Darla
5. Estefan
6. Fredrick
7. Gloria
8. Harrison
9. Iris
10. Jacoba
11. Kareem
12. Lisa
13. Manny
14. Nicole
15. Odanice
16. Paul
17. Quinn
18. Rylee
19. Stefano
20. Taylor
21. Ursula
22. Valen
23. Whitney
24. Zayn
Delkraneiyisia(DK)/ Coronavirus DKU Round 3

* Coronavirus Vaccine created in Delkraneiyisia in late November. All residents are welcomed to take the vaccine. Delkraneiysia will be administering the vaccine in country, and will send vaccines to its partners in Brazil, Russia, The US, Canada, Mexico, China, Japan, India, and many more places.

## New Coronavirus Numbers

Delkraneiysia at the end of October into November began reporting new cases of Covid19, mostly in the south. A few northern states reported new cases as well. Throughout the summer, data collection also announced the estimated covid counts for Abon, Orkies, and Yuon.

An estimated 803 thousand covid cases were reported in Delkraneiysia. This puts The DKU at 23rd place.

The union also has put out 4 million covid vaccines, which puts them at 8th in the world.

### People

1. Human Covid cases reached 527,246 cases.
2. This number is up by about 106K since November.
3. There were roughly 17,346 Deaths in Delkraneiysia.
4. Vaccinations- 2.4 million vaccinations administered.

### Abons

1. Abon cases are around 134,345.
2. This number was generated by data collectors. Number reflects since the start of the pandemic.
3. About 9,340 Abon Deaths reported.
4. Over 1.3 million vaccines administered

### Orkies

1. 97,450 Orkie cases in Delkraneiysia.
2. Only 104 Orkie Deaths reported in the Union.
3. Over 240k vaccinations have been administered.

### Yuon

1. About 44,490 Yuon cases were estimated in Delkraneiysia.
2. Only 62 Yuon Deaths reported.
3. At least 112k vaccinations have been administered.

## Countries actively receiving the Delcovus Covid Vaccine from DKU

* DK is already administering vaccines to Brazil and the US since December 1st,
* Russia since December 4th
* India since December 7th
* DKU opened its 2nd Delcovus Covid Vaccine Distribution center in Brazil on Dec 11th
* China, Japan and Korea receive first shipment of vaccines- Dec 12
* More Delcovus Vaccines arrive in the US, Russia, India and Brazil. Canada and Mexico receive first shipments. December 13
* DK ships vaccines to Africa- Dec 15th
* By Christmas, over 75 Million Delcovus Covid Vaccines have been received by citizens.
* 1-29: over 250 million Delcovus Covid Vaccines have been administered around the world.
Spring Plans

Here are some plans to expect this spring! March-June.

### Euonymus Project-

Currently trying to grow Variegated Euonymus, rooted branches from a mature bush. I first got the cuttings on the evening of March 8th. Im looking forward to seeing them grow!

### Pictures-

Around the wiki, especially for the trees, im currently using online pictures. I plan on getting my own pictures for the trees that grow around here. I will get winter pics, before leaf eruption occurs, which by the looks of it will occur early this year. After the leaves appear, I will get leaf pictures for the trees.
Abons of Alabama

Alabama Abons are Abons that live in Alabama. There ae about 100 million of them. Making Alabama the 6th most populated state in the country. Alabama is #1 in population density, surpassing Georgia.

## Habitat in Alabama

Alabama is blesses with plenty of natural spots, forests, and hills/mountains. Abons favor this region, which is primarily in the northeastern section of the state. Alabama has a nearly perfect climate along with Georgia, that give it a high population density which is #2. Population is #6, although expected to rise. Alabama's most populous region is the Talledega Natl Forest. Tallapoosa County comes 2nd. Alabama's most populated city is Oxford and Anniston followed by Piedmont. Huntsville is #4 followed by Birmingham and its suburbs.

## Diet of Alabama Abon

Most abons in Alabama will eat pears, peaches, paw-paws, apples, cherries, and plums. Many wild berries are eaten. Large populations eat food offered by people, restaurants and stores.

## Stats

* #6 popuation
* #3 Happiness
* #2 Healthiest
* #1 Pop Density
Saffir Simpson Hurricane Windscale

The real world hurricane windscale. The National Weather Service and major hurricane businesses use it. In Morthia, the Delcore's Windscale replaced it.

Heres the Delcore's Windscale ---> Delcore's Hurricane Windscale

## Scale

Tropical Depression 15-39mph

Tropical Storm 40-73

Category 1 Hurricane 75-96

Category 2 Hurricane 97-110

Category 3 Major Hurricane 111-129

Category 4 Major Hurricane 130-156

Category 5 Major Hurricane 157+
Types of Watches, Warnings, and Advisories used by Delcore’s Forecasting

Warnings,Watches, Advisories used by Delcore's Forecasting. Delcore's Forecasting predicts weather, and issues advisories based on weather conditions. It is hypothetical, but I do use these advisory types in real storm tracking and observations.

## The Advisories

- **Tornado Watch**- Tornadoes are possible within 12 hrs. Conditions could be favorable for tornado development.

**Tonado Warning**- A tornado is Immenent. A tornado may be forming, or already on the ground. Take shelter immediately.

**High Wind Warning-** Winds of 25mph or greater are expected within 24 hours

Wind Advisory- Wind of about 15-25mph are possible within 24hrs.

False Tropical Storm Warning- Tropical Storm conditions are happening or likely, but storm is non-tropical

Tropical Storm Watch/Warning- Tropical Storm conditions coming or occurring. Watch means that it could come within 3 days. Tropical storm winds of 35+ and heavy rain are likely.

Hurricane Watch/Warning- A hurricane is tracking here, and hurricane conditions are likely within three days (Watch) and one day (warning) Winds of 70+mph and heavy rain possible.

Severe Thunderstorm Watch- Severe weather could happen today

Severe Thunderstorm Warning- Severe thunderstorms occurring or could develop.

Air Quality Alert- Unhealthy air is being observed.

Heat Advisory- Hot temperature of 90o or warmer is forecasted.

Excessive Heat Warning- Temps of typically 98 or warmer is forecasted. Stay inside and stay cool.

Red Flag Advisory- Fire threat is high. Greater chance for fire to emerge and spread.

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Dense Fog Advisory- Dense fog could reduce visibility to a mile or less.

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Winter Weather Advisory- Winter weather (snow, ice, sleet, or freezing rain possible or occurring. Under 6 inches of snow.

Winter Storm Warning- At least 6 inches of snow or 2 inches of ice could fall within 12 hrs.

Blizzard Warning- White out conditions and 35mph winds are happening or coming. Usually a lot of snow. Conditions lasting 4 hours or more to be classified as a blizzard.

Freeze Warning- Water on the ground from other precipitation could freeze following temps dropping to or below freezing. Slippery conditions possible.

Wind Chill Advisory- Wind could make already cold weather feel colder, possibly speeding up frostbite or hypothermia time.
Connecticut Delcova

A big tree native only to Connecticut, Rhode Island, and central Massachusetts.

## Description

### Range

The Connecticut Delcova is a big tree that is commonly found in the state. while they are found across the state, most trees occur on the eastern end.

### Leaf

The Connecticut Delcova has small simple leaves. The leaves are ovate and are widest near the center. The leaf is usually no more than 2 inches long and 1 inch wide. They are a blue-green color. Leaves turn yelow, orange, red, pink, or purple in November and December. Leaves are deciduous.

### Twig

Very slender. Twigs have small spines in opposite arrangement. Green turning to gray within 3 years.

### Bark

Gray. Some small bumps are present, but mostly smooth.

### Habitat

Anywhere from marshy swamps to dry sand. Does best when good drainage is present.
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Devils Walkingstick

Devils Walkingstick is a native to eastern US. This tree is prized for its uses as hedging, screening and wildlife value. In Summer, these plants give off HUGE clusters of fragrant flowers. These flowers are pretty small, but rhe whole flower head is made up of possibly hundreds of tiny flowers. It’s kinda built like a hydrangea. Then in fall, these flowers become blue berries that are favored by birds. They are very unique trees, as they dont branch out that much. The have a main trunk, and several branches. The leaves are huge, therefore the tree doesn’t need as many branches. The foliage looks tropical, which makes it a popular choice in planting. Anorher unique attribute is is sounds and thorns. “Devils” likely refers to this. The entire tree is covered in thorns. The bark, the branches and even the leaves. With this, it’d make a pretty good screen or hedge. Only people with tough or thick skin can touch these trees as the thorns are very sharp. Also, don’t eat the berries, as they can be mildly toxic. These berries are more intended for birds.
The leaves can be over a foot long in summer. They are bi-pinnate. (Twice compounded. )They are alternate arranged, but some trees may have whorled arranged leaves. Look for the prickly bark, huge compound leaves and huge clusters of cream colored flowers or blue berries. This is an uncommon tree, and doesn’t tend to spread much. They are more common in sunny woods, or wetlands. However they will grow almost anywhere.

## General-

Fast Growing- can grow 1-3 feet per year.

Not invasive, but not fully native. Native to the south, up to Virginia and Pennsylvania.

Huge, tropical looking foliage.

Thorny bark and leaves.

Fragrant Flowers

Leafs out in Apeli to May, flowers in summer, fruits in the fall.

Good for hedging, screening, and has good wildlife value.

Food source for birds. Fruit is mildly toxic to people.
HoneyLocust

## General

Honey-locust, is a native tree in the northeast. This tree gets pretty big, but not as big as other monster trees in Connecticut.

They have the traditional once compound leaves. However, what's interesting about this tree (only other than the Sassafras), they have 2 types of leaves. The once compound leaves, and they also develop twice compound leaves, on the same tree. Double compound leaves tend to be on young, fresh wood. Leaves are deciduous, and will turn orange or yellow in October and November before dropping.

Bark of this tree resembles its relative, the black locust. On old trees, the bark gets deeply furrowed. I will get a picture from our park of our tree's bark. Maybe it'll have some pods too. Bark on younger trees is much smoother, but still shallowly furrowed.

Both trees appear in the Fabaceae family. Honey locust produces a long twisted pod containing many seeds. I've tried growing them from pods I took from our park. At least seven or eight pods, and didn't get a tree. Most of them don't germinate though. Finding a honey locust sapling is very hard, as its a much rarer tree. They don't seem to be very common, at least not in our part of the state. If you want one, your best luck would probly be getting one from a nursery.

Many trees have very big tree like thorns on their trunks. Branches have often a singular, long, sword like thorn, which can easily draw blood if its scratched upon. This is probly the major strike that gives the Honey Locust a bad name. Good news! There are plenty of varieties that are just like any honey locust, they just don't develop thorns. Thorns in most trees are the tree's defense mechanism they use against preditors (herbivores) and harm from other animals and people. Young trees tend to have more thorns, but isn't always true.

## Quick Info

30-70' Equal spread.

Native

Has Thorns (There is a thornless cultivar)

Yellow fall color

Grey ridged or furrowed bark.

Once compound and twice compound leaves on same tree.

Small catkin flowers in May.

Long seed pods. Gives off Honey smell when broken. Also has a honey like sap. Freshly cut wood also has a honey like smell.

Leaves out late in Spring.
Rhodesian Ridgeback

Rhodesian Ridgebacks are dogs originated in South Africa or Rhodesia.

Rhodesian Ridgebacks are mainly guard dogs, because of their past, They were bred to defend cattle against lions and keep lions at bay until the hunters came there and shoots the lion or makes it run away,

Rhodesian Ridgebacks are hounds, the first Rhodesian Ridgebacks in America were transported in 1911,

now they're guard dogs and family dogs with older kids
Delkraneiysia (DK)/ DKU NATGOV Election

In October, leading up to the colossal first Delkraneiysia Election on the 3rd of December, Candidates began gaining momentum ahead of the December 11th NATGOV Election. Bernie Sanders decided to run for Independent Candidate for National Governor. Pete Buttigieg is running for Democrat Candidate, and Ted Cruz is running as Republican NATGOV Candidate.

All three candidates were approved by the DKU congress in September, but rallies have been announced back in the summer. The national government sets its prediction that Bernie or Pete may win.

On January 13th the Delkraneiysia Electoral College and state governors came together to officially cast their votes for Trump or Sanders for the presidential election. On January 23rd, the College and state governors came back together to cast their votes for the NATGOV Election.

## Results

Starting off the December 11th election, Delkraneiysia citizens flock to voting places for the 2nd time, also in high numbers. Many candidates casted their votes on December 3rd, now get to track their own election. Donald Trump was first to vote, followed by the Head of State, Freddie Delcore. These votes were cast around 9am Dec 11th. The votes have all been casted are awaiting official votes from the Electoral College on January 23rd.
As of 1:17am Delcore Time; January 24th, Bernie Sanders had officially won the NatGov Election with 623 electoral votes. Pete Buttigieg came 2nd with 551 EV. Ted Cruz lost with 499 EV.

Bernie Sanders will be inaugurated on Thursday, January 28th.
Black Rhombus Delcova

## Desc

Black rhombus is a rare species of tree across southern New England south to Florida. Very deep purple leaves are present year round. They are roughly rhomboid in shape. These leaves are few fine teeth. Twigs and young bark are also a deep purple. Fruits are purple, blue or dark red. They are quite small and more rounded then most Delcovas. They are elliptical, but still have a jelly bean look to them. They are very tasty, and are described to taste quite sweet. Like rubrum, the black rhombus has a cherry soda like taste to them. Seeds are external, which surround the fruit. Flowers are 2-3 inch long catkins. Catkins are a mix of pink and purple, sometimes with some white mixed in. Catkins are very fragrant.

## Quick Stats

40-90' Equal spread. Vasal shape.

Strong wood.

Deep purple leaves and twigs year round.

Very fragrant catkins almost year round. (doesn't bloom in Dec-Feb, and July-Aug.)

Important wildlife rating.

Fruits are loved by wildlife and humans.
Sycamore Maple

## Desc

Large maple tree that is native to Europe. They are named for the similarities to our Sycamore trees. presumably the crown, bark and leaves. Leaves are pretty big. Sycamore Maple leafs out pretty late in Spring, around May. They flower around the same time as leafing. The flowers are in hanging clusters. Samaras will replace them in the summer. The samaras remain in clusters. While most sites claim the seeds are invasive, I don't see it. These trees here almost never have much if any seedling trees. They are also pretty slow growing compared to other maple trees. They grow maybe a foot per year. They are unique as their buds stay green all year. Scaly and exfoliating bark.

## General

60-80'

Introduced from Asia

Exfoliating Bark- Unique for a maple.

Evergreen Buds. Buds remain green all winter.

Uncommon tree.

Not generally invasive.
Boabuavirus

The BoabuaVirus, pronounced boba virus, is a virus that infects Abons. Rare occasion may it transmit to humans or other mammals. It was first discovered in June 2023, in Delkraneiysia and Vaqwuia and in the US it arrived around September.

## Affects

**Abon**- respiratory disease. Enters through mouth or nose. Transmitted greatly through licking or sharing food. Destroys jaw, teeth, and other bones. Virus destroys and eats away at muscle and organ tissues. It travels through the blood stream; potentially wrecking that too. Boabuavirus is usually deadly, and most Abons who catch it will die within a week or two. Thankfully it isn't as contagious as Covid-19 was.

**Mammals**- Same as Abons

**Human- No reported cases.**

## Outbreak / New Pandemic

### Preventative Measures

Since Boabuavirus is deadly, until vaccines can be adminitered (or first, created) the best thing i to let the sick abons die and isolate sick abon from humans, mammals, and other Abons.
How I Raise Caterpillars

Caterpillars have always been a interest for me. The past few years, I've been keeping caterpillars inside to observe them and play with them. Some caterpillars are poisonous and are not safe to touch. These caterpillars will have a bold label on top of their pages. Most caterpillars are pretty easy to raise. They are pretty friendly too.

### What I use

I use a small 1 gallon fish tank for my caterpillars. Its not too small, but not too big. I will however be getting a larger one for the 2020 generations.

#### How you can raise them in a fish tank

1. make sure is big enough. 1-3 gallons are probly the best. This allows them plenty of space, especially if you've got several.
2. Place leaves inside your cantaner for food. These leves should be from the caterpillars natural diet.
3. Ocassionally let your caterpillar out to walk around.
4. You should also take your caterpillar outside to get fresh air often. Caterpillars need moist, humid air that heating and AC can kill off. You can substitute this step by misting the tank.
5. Clean the tank every one to three days.
6. Get new leaves whenever they dry out. In fall this could be difficult, but lambsquaters, doesn't die off till late November or even December. This is the most favored leaves. If you cant find lambsquartes, they can also eat lettuce or spinach. {Funny fact- My caterpillars showed a liking for crackers and sugar cookies!!}
Raising Slugs!

At first I wasnt really sure how successful raising slugs would be. It's actually still pretty easy. Slugs, sure they are no caterpillars; theyre not fluffy or as clean as caterpillars, but they're still cute. In 2020, in which its now June, I havent found like any caterpillars yet. I see slugs everywhere so i decided to give it a shot! Here is a basic understanding of how to raise slugs!

1. Find your slug. Slugs are mostly communal critters, but can also be solitary. They are very common. They are most active after a good soaking rain. Otherwise theyre usually hiding. Places you can usually find them are gardens (hence the common name) woods, and yards. Find them under rocks, compiled leaves, wet sticks, or in rotted wood. They are active year round, exept when temperatures drop below 40o.
2. Use a good container or fish tank. The bigger the better, especially if you gunna get several. I am currently using a 6.5 gallon tank. For slugs, I highly would recomend a fish tank with a netting solid top with breathing holes. Slugs can slither up the sides of the tank, so lids are required. Make sure your air holes arent too big, because the slugs can get out.
3. Keep the tank cool and moist. Keep the tank out of direct sunlight. Cool damp environments are crutial to keep slugs happy and healthy. Take the tank outside on cool or cloudy day with a high or medium humidity. Or- you can use a spray bottle and spray you tank with water every 12-48 hours. Depending on how hot or dry your region is where the tank is located. If the room its in is hot, youll have to spray more often.
4. Setting up your home-

* Clean or prepare the tank. Keep the slugs out of the tank. DON'T use soap to clean the tank. Soap contains chemicals that can kill or jeopardize the slugs health. Use just water.
* Lay down some dirt, 1-3 inches deep. The dirt can help maintain moisture and humidity leavels in the tank too, if its moist. The slugs can also freely and safely crawl on the dirt. some may enjoy burrowing or sitting in the dirt. This is how the keep cool in the wild.
* Add some food. They are not picky eaters, theyll eat almost any plants.
* Add some sticks, rocks, small wood pieces, cups, etc, to crawl on or for hiding places.

5. Maintaining your home.

* Clean the tank every few days.
* Remove uneated food within a day or two. You dont want other bugs getting in.
* Spray often to keep moist.
* Also try to keep the area of the tank cool.