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Calgary Flames

Team Name: Calgary Flames
Founded: The franchise was originally founded in 1972 as the Atlanta Flames.
City: Started in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, before relocating to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, in 1980.

Biggest Achievement:

  • The Flames won their only Stanley Cup championship in 1989.

  • They have made several deep playoff runs, including reaching the Stanley Cup Finals in 2004.

Belleville Senators

Team Name: Belleville Senators
Founded: The team began playing in 2017.
City: Based in Belleville, Ontario, Canada.

Background:

  • The Belleville Senators are the American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate of the NHL’s Ottawa Senators.

  • The team relocated from Binghamton, New York, where they were known as the Binghamton Senators before moving to Belleville.

Biggest Achievement:

  • Since their move to Belleville, the Senators are still building their legacy and have not yet won a Calder Cup.

  • However, as the Binghamton Senators, the franchise won the Calder Cup Championship in 2011.

Hockey Team City

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Activities in the City (Atlanta, Georgia, USA):

  1. Visit the Georgia Aquarium – One of the largest aquariums in the world, home to whale sharks, manta rays, and thousands of marine species.

  2. Explore the World of Coca-Cola – Discover the history of Coca-Cola, taste beverages from around the world, and enjoy interactive exhibits.

  3. Tour the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park – Learn about the life and legacy of Dr. King, including his childhood home and church.
  4. Walk through Piedmont Park & the Atlanta BeltLine – Enjoy scenic trails, green spaces, art installations, and outdoor events.


Belleville, Ontario, Canada

Activities in the City (Belleville, Ontario, Canada):

  1. Explore Zwick’s Park & Waterfront – Enjoy walking trails, picnic areas, and scenic views along the Bay of Quinte.

  2. Visit Glanmore National Historic Site – Tour a beautifully preserved Victorian mansion with art and historical exhibits.

  3. Stroll through the Belleville Farmers’ Market – Experience local produce, crafts, and community events (seasonal).
  4. Take a Bay of Quinte Boat Tour – Go boating, fishing, or sightseeing on the beautiful waters surrounding Belleville.

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Red Cherry

Type: Deciduous tree (Prunus species, such as Prunus avium or Prunus cerasus).

Needles: None – has simple, oval, serrated leaves.

Lifespan: Typically 20–30 years for cultivated trees; some wild species live longer.

Habitat: Grows in temperate regions worldwide; prefers well-drained, fertile soils with full sunlight.

Uses: Fresh fruit, jams, pies, juices, wines, and ornamental planting for spring blossoms.

Adaptations: Blossoms early in spring to maximize fruit development in summer; deep roots help in nutrient and water uptake.

Ecological Role: Provides nectar for pollinators, fruit for birds and mammals, and habitat for insects.

Fun fact: Cherry trees can produce over 7,000 cherries in a single good season from one mature tree!


Wild Plum

Type: Deciduous shrub or small tree.

Needles: None – has simple, serrated, oval leaves.

Lifespan: Around 20–40 years.

Habitat: Found in open woodlands, prairies, and along streams across central and eastern North America.

Uses: Eaten fresh, or used for jams, jellies, wines, and sauces; historically used in Indigenous medicine.

Adaptations: Spreads by root suckers to form dense thickets; can tolerate drought and poor soils.

Ecological Role: Provides food for birds, deer, raccoons, and pollinators; thickets offer shelter for small animals.

Fun fact: A single wild plum thicket can produce hundreds of pounds of fruit in one summer!

Cardinal

1. Species and Family

  • Common Name: Northern Cardinal

  • Scientific Name: Cardinalis cardinalis

  • Family: Cardinalidae (cardinals, grosbeaks, buntings)

  • Beloved for its bright coloration and melodic song.

2. Appearance

  • Size: About 8–9 inches (20–23 cm) in length, wingspan around 10–12 inches (25–31 cm).

  • Males: Brilliant red plumage with a black mask around the beak.

  • Females: Soft brown-tan with warm reddish accents on wings and tail.

  • Both sexes have a distinct crest on their head and a strong, cone-shaped orange beak.

3. Habitat and Range

  • Found in North America, especially the eastern and central U.S., parts of Mexico, and south into Central America.

  • Prefer woodlands, gardens, shrublands, and suburban areas.

  • Year-round residents — they don’t migrate.

4. Social Life and Behaviour

  • Cardinals are monogamous, with pairs often staying together year-round.

  • Males sing loudly to defend territory and attract mates.

  • Known for “mate feeding” — the male passes food beak-to-beak to the female during courtship.

5. Diet

  • Primarily seeds and fruits, but also insects in warmer months.

  • Favorites include sunflower seeds, berries, and beetles.

  • Their strong beak is perfect for cracking hard seeds.

6. Role in the Ecosystem

  • Help disperse seeds of fruiting plants.

  • Control insect populations by feeding on bugs during nesting season.

7. Relationship with Humans

  • Popular in birdwatching and backyard feeders due to their color and song.

  • State bird of seven U.S. states (including Virginia, Illinois, and Ohio).

  • Considered a symbol of cheer, hope, and loved ones watching over you in many cultures.

8. Fun Fact

  • Female cardinals sing too — one of the few female North American songbirds to do so, often in long, complex phrases.

Hockey Terms

Team 1

  • A Power Play occurs when one team has more players on the ice due to an opponent’s penalty, giving them a scoring advantage.
  • A Cardinal’s Call is a strategic signal or command used by a team to initiate a specific play or formation, often during key moments.
  • A Forced Retreat happens when pressure from the opposing team forces players to skate back toward their own zone to regroup and regain control of the puck.

Team 2

  • Hockey is a Religion is a saying that highlights the deep passion, loyalty, and cultural importance fans and players have for the sport.
  • Cardinal’s Blessing refers to a motivational or symbolic approval—like a coach’s or leader’s endorsement—before taking action in a game.
  • The Cardinal is Furious describes a moment of intense frustration or anger from a key figure, such as a coach or team leader, often after a mistake or poor performance.

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