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2. www.njspotlightnews.org › 2024 › 05Big test for horseshoe crabs as Big Pharma comes to visit ...

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   5 days ago · Conservationists see the Big Pharma meeting as their best shot in years at protecting horseshoe crabs which feed other fish and birds as well as the red knot and so are seen as crucial to the ecology of the Delaware Bay. While red knot numbers edged off their lows to 22,000 in 2023, according to an in-person count, they are still nowhere near ...

3. www.njspotlightnews.org › 2024/05/22k-red-knots22K red knots were counted on lower Delaware Bayshore in 2023 ...

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   5 days ago · Red knots counted on the lower Delaware Bayshore in 2023. The number of red knot shorebirds migrating last spring to their breeding grounds in Arctic Canada via Delaware Bay beaches rose to its highest since 2019. About 22,000 of the bird’s rufa subspecies were counted at protected sites such as Reeds Beach and Pierce’s Point Beach, both in ...

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   Where did the Japanese knot come from?

   • The practice in T'ang China (618-907) of tying presents with red and white strings or cords serves as a good example. In fact, it is in this Chinese tradition that the Japanese mizuhiki (Japanese decorative knot) finds its origin. Although the first Mizuho appeared in the 7th century, the Japanese have always shown a strict loyalty to "tradition".

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   What are the characteristics of Chinese knots?

   • Chinese knots with decorative and practical values generally have the following characteristics: First, Chinese knots are very compact in structure. The strain which pulls against the knots would draw the constituent parts tightly together, allowing them to hold.

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   How do you knot a rope?

   • Traditional knotting required only the dexterity of both hands, deft fingers, and string. Today, many people also use pins, tweezers, sewing needles, and nail polish to facilitate knot tying. In addition to traditional knots, artisans in China and abroad have become creative in making nylon knotted rope into three-dimensional objects.

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   What does a conjoined knot symbolize?

   • A special conjoined knot to symbolize love is mentioned in poetry and fiction and is often used at weddings, on sedan chairs, and in bedrooms. Wan-shan Shih-nu T'u and Kung-yueh T'u serve as the representative works of mid-and late-Tang dynasty painting. They both show the knots of the Wan-tzu pattern were attached to chairs as ornaments.

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5. www.caperesorts.com › migrationMigration with Richard Crossley | Guided Cape May Birding ...

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   4 days ago · Red knots, relying on masses of tiny, green horseshoe crab eggs on the beach, descend on the banks of the Delaware Bay and gorge themselves for about one month in preparation for the final leg of their journey to their Arctic breeding grounds.

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   4 days ago · Chinese knots are usually tied together with a three-foot-long red rope to form a symmetrical body, tied tightly and three-dimensionally, with both sides intact. Traditionally, the cord was made of cotton, linen, silk, and leather.

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8. birdlifeoverberg.org.za › 2022 › 11Rooisand along the Bot River Estuary - BirdLife Overberg

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   2 days ago · The Rooisand Nature Reserve ( 34°19’46.45”S 19°05’17.19”E) forms part of the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve and managed by CapeNature. The area has had its fair bit of publicity and controversy in recent times due to the proposed development of an elephant “sanctuary” on the adjacent property to the west. The electrified fence along ...

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9. ericajewels.com › blogs › blogHow to Get a Knot Out of a Necklace – EricaJewels

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   3 days ago · Step-by-Step Guide to Untangling a Necklace Knot. Step 1. Find a Good Workspace. First, find a clean, flat surface to work on. A table or countertop works well. Lay down a soft cloth or towel to keep your necklace from slipping around. Step 2. Use Good Lighting. Good lighting is crucial.

10. www.celebrateintimateweddings.com › ceremonycordsCord of Three Strands Ceremony - God's Knot

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    3 days ago · Ceremony - "God's Knot". The cord of three strands ceremony (often called "God's Knot" or the Unity Braid Ceremony) symbolizes the joining of one man, one woman, and God into a marriage relationship. It adds a truly unique element to your ceremony that friends and family will remember. The cord of three strands ceremony is a great addition to a ...