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Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum

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The 16-part web-only series also looks at squirrels, vacant lots and migrating birds and butterflies.

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Albany Park resident Jeff Skrentny runs the Facebook blog "My Year Birding at LaBagh Woods."

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Like other cockroach babies, these Madagascar hissing cockroaches are white when they hatch.

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The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum will celebrate its origins as the Chicago Academy of Sciences.

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The Rusty Patched Bumble Bee is first bee in America to be protected under Endangered Species Act.

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Exchange your Christmas tree for free mulch at Fullerton Avenue and Cannon Drive.

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Runners can begin the new year with a 5K through Lincoln Park.

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Ordinance taking effect Jan. 1 requires all buildings to have their own recycling programs.

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The eight-eyed spiders, which carry babies on their backs, move into homes when temperatures drop.

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"Frogs: A Chorus of Colors" includes 70 species and hands-on elements like a virtual dissection.

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The Atlas moth doesn't eat as an adult and lives only two weeks, so see it while you can.

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The Blanding's turtle hatchlings at Notebaert museum are part of a 20-year project to save the reptiles.

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Thousands of the insects will blanket Chicago this month, but they can't sting you.

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Some female lightning bugs use their flash to attract males of other species, and then they eat them.

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Wednesday's rain led to perfect conditions for the webs to appear across Chicago's front and back yards.