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- 1Colorado wildlife officials tell residents to bring pumpkins indoors●Colorado Parks and Wildlife urges residents to keep pumpkins indoors
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is urging residents to keep their decorative pumpkins indoors rather than leaving them on porches or steps. The agency warns that leftover or displayed pumpkins can attract wildlife such as bears, deer and other animals looking for an easy meal, creating potentially dangerous encounters in residential neighborhoods as the Halloween season approaches.
- 2Colorado bears are eating porch pumpkins, wildlife officials warn●Colorado’s bears are feasting on porch pumpkins this fall, CPW warns
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is warning residents that black bears are devouring the decorative pumpkins left on porches across the state this fall. Bears are in hyperphagia, eating heavily before winter hibernation, and easy food sources draw them into neighbourhoods. Officials are urging people to bring pumpkins indoors or remove them to avoid attracting bears.
- 3Colorado wildlife officials urge residents to bring pumpkins indoors▼Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns residents to bring pumpkins inside
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is warning residents to keep their pumpkins inside, as decorative pumpkins left outdoors can attract wildlife such as bears and other animals looking for an easy meal. The agency's advisory comes during the fall season, when jack-o'-lanterns and porch displays are common across the state, and officials are asking people to remove or secure outdoor pumpkin decorations.
- 4Garden Answer plants bergenia and delphiniums in new season●New Perennial Load, Planting Bergenia & Delphiniums + Using Up the Last of the Pumpkins! 🌿🥰🎃
Gardening creator Garden Answer shares a new video showing a fresh delivery of perennials, planting bergenia and delphiniums, and using up the last of the season's pumpkins in the kitchen. Viewers are engaging heavily with the seasonal transition content, which combines autumn cleanup with planning ahead for spring blooms in the garden.
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A private chef is showing readers inventive ways to use pumpkin seeds, offering recipes that go beyond roasting. The ideas come as pumpkins are carved and seeds are widely available in autumn kitchens. The feature highlights how a commonly discarded ingredient can be turned into creative dishes at home.