Amaryllis (bulbs)
Apple (seeds)
Apricot (pits, inner seed)
Autumn Crocus (all parts)
Avocado (foliage)
Azalea (leaves)
Balsam Pear (seeds, outer rind of fruit)
Baneberry (berries, roots)
Bird of Paradise (seeds)
Bittersweet (berries)
Boxwood (leaves, stems)
Buttercups (sap, bulbs)
Caladium (leaves)
Castor Bean (beans, leaves)
Chalice vine (all parts)
Cherry Tree (bark,twigs, leaves,pits)
Christmas Berry (sap)
Christmas Cactus (sap)
Coral Plant (seeds)
Crocus (bulbs)
Daffodil (bulbs)
Datura Berries (berries)
Deadly Nightshade (all parts)
Deiffenbachia (leaves)
Dogwood (fruit)
Dutchman's Breeches (foliage, roots)
Eggplant (all parts, except fruit)
Elderberry (foliage)
Elephants Ear (leaves, stem)
English Ivy (berries, leaves)
Foxglove (Leaves, seeds)
Hemlock (all parts)
Horse Chestnut (nuts, twigs)
Hyacinth (bulbs)
Hydrangea (flower bud)
Holly (berries)
Hydrangea (flower bud)
Impatiens (all parts)
Ivy (all forms, foliage, fruit)
Japanese Yew (needles)
Jasmine (flowers, Foliage, sap)
Java Beans (uncooked bean)
Juniper (needles, stems, berries) |
Lantana (immature berries)
Laurel (all parts)
Lily of the Valley (all parts)
Lima Beans (uncooked)
Locoweed (all parts)
Marjuana (leaves)
Milkweed (foliage)
Mistletoe (berries)
Mock orange (fruit)
Morning glory (all parts)
Mountain laurel (leaves, shoots)
Mushrooms (most wild forms, caps, stems)
Narcissus (bulbs)
Nectarine (seeds, inner pit)
Night Shade (all varieties)
Oak (acorns, foliage)
Oleander (leaves, branches, nectar of blossoms)
Peach (pit, inner seed)
Pear (seeds)
Peony (foliage, flowers)
Periwinkle (all parts)
Philodendron (leaves, stem)
Pine needles (berries)
Plum (foliage, inner seed)
Poinsettia (leaves, flowers)
Poppy (all parts)
Potatoes (eyes, new shoots)
Redwood (reinoids, leached wet wood)
Rhododendron (all parts)
Rhubarb (leaves)
Rosemary (foliage some species)
Sage (foliage in some species)
Salmonberry (foliage, fruit)
Scotch broom (seeds)
Skunk cabbage (all parts)
Snapdragon (foliage, flowers)
Sweet pea (seeds, fruit)
Tobacco (all parts)
Tomato (Foliage, vines)
Venus flytrap (all parts)
Wild Parsnip (roots, foliage)
Yam bean (roots, immature roots)
Yellow star Thistle (foliage, flowers) |
Apple
Ash
Almond
Appricot
Peach
Plum
Prune
Nectarine
any citrus
Dogwood
Elm
Guava
Papaya
Pear
Madrona
Magnolia
Thurlow
Vine maple
Nut (except horse chestnut and oak)
Goat willow
Pussy willow
Weeping willow |
Did you know?
Precocial birds like chickens, ostriches, ducks, and seagulls hatch ready to move around. They come from eggs with bigger yolks than altricial birds like owls, woodpeckers and most small songbirds that need a lot of care from parents in order to survive
Air sacs may make up 20% of the body volume of a bird
A bird's normal body temperature is usually 4 degrees hotter than a human's. Up to 75% of the air a bird breathes is used just for cooling down since they are unable to sweat
A bird's heart beats 400 times per minute while resting and up to
1 000 beats per minute while flying
The world's only wingless bird is the kiwi of New Zealand! |
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