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    Organizational Behaviour

    Behaviour- nesting: Swallows are excellent fliers, and use these skills to attract a mate and to feed. Some species, like the Mangrove Swallow, are territorial, whereas others are not and simply defend their nesting site. In general, the males select a nest site, and then attract a female using song and flight, and (dependent on the species) guard their territory. The size of the territory varies depending on the species of swallow; in colonial-nesting species it tends to be small, but it may be

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    Hummingbird Survival

    Hummingbirds are the second most diverse family of birds with about 340 known species. These little birds can travel vast distances; around 30 percent of hummingbird species migrate between the USA, Canada and Mexico. We do not know how migration is triggered. They are known to only reside in the western hemisphere. Hummingbirds have received relatively little attention from a conservation aspect, especially considering their commonplace and popularity with people. Scientists dilemma: unlike many

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    Wildlife vs. Aircrafts

    aviation industry by the Wright Brothers (2005) has seen a massive change in its structure and functioning. As technology advanced more convoluted are the efforts to carry on this gigantic trade of huge mechanical birds on the sky, which nevertheless have to share the natural domain of the birds. One of the major concerns of the aviation industry is also contributed by the obstacles faced to minimize hazards (2012) of wildlife on the human terrain without harming the natural territory. Through this review

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    Natural Designs

    employees will work on customized feeders depending on volume of sales orders. Since orders vary per season, he may train other employees from other departments/products for the skills needed in producing the customized bird feeders. These employees can work on the customized bird feeders product during peak season and go back to their original job function or product on low-volume seasons. • Still depending on sales volume, Jim has also to decide how many orders to be satisfied daily. This includes

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    Wings of birds and bats: the only two vertebrates known to fly; however, they share no close ancestor. This is known as convergent evolution in which unrelated species, such as the bird and bat, have developed similar structures in flight but their skeletal structures are very different (McGhee, 2002). The two biological and obvious differences are the bat’s wings, which are made up of a leathery skin membrane with hair and fur, while bird wings have feathers. The wingspans also differ in each

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    Case Study: Natural Designs Inc.

    employees will work on customized feeders depending on the volume of sales orders. Because orders vary per season, he can train other employees from other departments/products for the skills needed in producing the customized bird feeders. These employees can work on the customized bird feeders product during peak season and go back to their original job function or product on low-volume seasons. Jim should also consider quality control as part of his daily decisions to ensure that customers receive high

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    Natural Designs, Inc.

    CASE 1: NATURAL DESIGNS, INC. I. The business of Natural Designs, Inc. (NDI) is focused on manufacturing a range of products of bird feeders and garden accessories as well as conducting presentations on birds and wildlife. Based on this, Jim McMaster accordingly makes decisions in order to run the operations of the business on a tactical basis. These decisions include the following: 1) manufacturing-related: sourcing of raw materials, production schedule, and distribution of products; 2) wildlife

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    Ruby-Throated Hummingbird’s Color Preferences

    quick little birds that are always in motion and they are approximately nine centimeters in size. Bastone (2012) shared they are the only birds can that hover in one place and can fly up to thirty mile per hour. Like other hummingbirds, they mainly eat nectar from flowers. Do the hummingbirds prefer some colors over others when selecting flowers for feeding? Hypothesis: If red flowers are present; then birds will ignore other colored flowers in the area. Prediction: If the birds flock to the

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    Busn

    N atural Designs manufactures a variety of bird feeders, garden accessories, and other items intended to help people get in touch with and observe nature. Founded in 1995 by Jim McMaster in LaGrange, Illinois, the company started when he was working as a fourth-grade teacher. Presentations to students on birds and wildlife had a way of capturing their enthusiasm; thus, McMaster started offering presentations to other schools in the greater Chicago area. Within a few years, McMaster was

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    Hu4640

    changed (Webster (2014). Predestination. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/predestination.) What is freedom? Many of us in today’s society see freedom or free-will as to being liberal. Freedom is not just being free as it is more of being free to what you have to express in what you believe and do. Many call freedom as “free as a bird” but to an extent in certain ways. Freedom can be simplicity, such as relaxing to live as well as others. Freedom also gives us the ability to make decisions

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