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Wildlife Out Your Window Fascinating Facts About 100 Animals Commonly Seen in the Northeastern U.S. Barry Lam but cooking Chinese food atBy: Brad Timm Published by Northeast Wildlife Team, 2024 04 Did you know that: Blue Jay feathers are not blue they are actually brown (they look blue due to an optical illusion)! Some frogs survive freezing by creating their own anti freeze! Some foxes live up in trees! These are just a few of the hundreds of interesting facts you'll learn about wildlife of the Northeastern U. S. in this book. This guidebook contains a page each of interesting facts