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Bears
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Bears are not shy, how; ever, in their relentless * search for food. Although ! their natural diet consists ’ of berries, nuts, grubs, and > occasional small mammals, bears are also quick to , adapt to human food * sources if they’re available.
The sweet residue of a Memorial Day barbecue on a grill, birdseed in a lowhanging feeder, or pet food left out on a porch may be * too much for a hungry bear to resist.
Apples, peaches, sweet ' corn, and honey in beehives ; may also become part of an i enterprising bruin’s menu.
Sajecki’s program will ! include a description of the steps which homeowners i need to take to minimize * the changes of attracting * bears. She will also address > ways that fanners, orchard ; owners, and beekeepers can
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