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None. Bronze birch borer bore into paper birch trees. Other insects eat the insides of the leaves of river birches. The are called leaf miners.
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When is the next tidal bore on the River Dee in flintshire?
When is the next tidal bore on the River Dee in flintshire?Chester?saltney ferry
What kind of birds have bills that bore into wood to eat insects?
woodpecker
What is The Severn Bore famous for?
The Severn Bore is famous for a HUGE wave that surges up our River!
What is the name of a high steep wave forced along a river?
A river Bore.
What was the name of the trees that bore the golden apples in Greek Mythology?
They were apple trees of course! it was on the island of the Hesperidies.
What is the river severn famous for?
The river Severn is famous for being the longest River in Britain It also has a tidal bore, that rises suddenly as a wall of water, that races up river. Many people visit the Severn at the time of the tidal bore to race upstream for miles on surf boards. The Severn tidal bore is the second largest in the World, the largest being (I believe in Canada?)
How is a tidal bore formed?
A tidal bore - is formed when the sea is 'forced' into a narrow place such as the mouth of a river etc. The river Severn in the UK is well-known for its tidal bore. The effect lasts long enough to allow people to water-ski without being towed behind a boat !
What is the rush of water called that goes up the river Severn?
The Severn Bore.
What activities could you do at the river severn?
Activities you can do on the river severn can iclude riding the severn bore, canoeing and taking cruises
River that flows the wrong way?
River Severn in the UK - during the "Severn Bore" a surge wave flows upstream.....
What is a wave that forms when a rising tide enters a shallow narrow river from a wide area of the sea?
A Tidal Bore is a wave that forms when a rising tide enters a shallow, narrow river from a wide area of the sea.
What tree disease was spread to north America by insects embedded on wood imported from northern Europe?
the emerald ash bore
