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= 1.What is the maori name for one tree hill? = = 2. Who named one tree hill? = = 3 . How old is one tree hill? = = 4. What is the height of one tree hill? = = 5. Who found one tree? = = 6. How many trees are there at one tree hill? = = =

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= 1. Why is it called one tree hill 2. Why were two bodies found at the top of one tree hill? = = 3.Why was the one tree hill tree cut down? = = tt4. Why is the maori where not there any more? = = 5. How was one tree hill made? =

A birds beak

A birds beak comes in many different shapes and sizes. It’s practically like a humans mouth it has the same values. A birds beak can help a bird to do many things.

Some beaks have special gifts. Like a eagles beak can tear its prey apart. And a spoonbills beak can stir water to catch it’s food hiding beneath the sea ground. Other beaks are colourful like the toucan. Some beaks are small like an owl others are big and strong like a eagle. A sparrows beak can open nuts by holding on to the nut and moving side to side. Flamingos can eat upside down in the water.

Birds beaks can do amazing things thats why birds beaks are great.

by: Myah Tamaiparea

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Collect rainwater in order to recycle water. You can collect it in buckets. Or, you can catch rainwater from the downspout on your roof gutters. Attach a water butt to the end of the gutter or use some other kind of container that will catch the rainwater. You can use this water to water your vegetable or flower gardens. It's good to have in reserve also for watering your shrubs.

Read more: How to Recycle Water | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2127053_recycle-water.html#ixzz1yN4WG1jK

I read a article about a man who lived with a big polar bear I always thought that polar bears were cute and soft but they were big and had sharp nails.

Catchment surface – rooftop or other raised solid surface. The best catchment systems have hard, smooth surfaces such as metal

Catchment surface – rooftop or other raised solid surface. The best catchment systems have hard, smooth surfaces such as metal roofs or concrete areas. The amount of water harvested depends on the

and what else I'm going swimming at the YMCA

 * **Don't flush the toilet every time you use it**- as the saying goes: "If it's yellow let it mellow; if it's brown flush it down".
 * **Install a dual-flush toilet**- then if necessary you can use short flushs for a pee and a longer flush for the rest.
 * **Put a suitable container in your toilet cistern**- this could be a brick or plastic container or so-called hippo and it will restrict the amount of water used with each flush.
 * **Turn off the tap when you brush your teeth**- a running tap uses more water than necessary.
 * **Take a shower instead of a bath**- a conventional shower (as opposed to a power shower) uses around two-thirds less water than a bath.
 * **Don't use more water than you need to boil the kettle**- if you're only making one or two cups of tea/coffee, you simply don't need to fill the kettle.
 * **Keep a jug of water in the fridge**- then, when you want really cold water, you don't have to run the tap to get it.
 * **Don't run taps to rinse washing up**- again this uses more water than you need for the task.
 * **Use cold, waste water to wash out jars for recycling**- it does the job just as well.
 * **Only use the washing machine with a full load**- even half-load programmes use more than half the water of a full load.
 * **Only use the dishwasher with a full load**- if you have to buy more dishes and utensils, then do it.
 * **Never leave a tap dripping**- if it needs a new washer, fix it.
 * **Don't use a garden sprinkler**- it uses far too much water.
 * **Use plants that can withstand drought**- Mediterranean species like lavenders, rosemary and cistus can survive with little water.
 * **Don't overreact to a brown lawn**- it will come back with rain in the autumn.
 * **Use 'grey' water on the garden**- this is old bath and washing up water (a reasonable amount of detergent will be no problem).
 * **Collect rain water**- this is most easily done with the installation of a rain butt.
 * **Consider rainwater 'harvesting'**- this is the posh version of a water butt and consists of a large tank that collects rain from the house guttering and pumps it into the home to be used for flushing the toilet.
 * **Wash the car with a sponge and bucket**- a hosepipe uses far too much water.
 * **Consider installing a water meter**- then you'll only pay for the water you actually use and having a precise measure will encourage you to economise.
 * **Report burst pipes immediately to the local water company** - then make sure the burst is fixed as soon as possible.