Flora. “I am alone in the world, Xxxxxxx, and I am homesick for my own kind.” (Xxxxxxx looks at her quizzically) Xxxxxx X. Xxxxxxx once said that to his parakeet. He was standing in a darkened window looking out at the dark world. Are you homesick for your own kind? I am. I miss my father. I kinda xxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx. I even miss my mother. I miss who she used to be. Listen, you probably shouldn’t do any more typing for a while. It seems to make her worse. Okay? No typewriter. No typing. Xxxxx gets in bed and goes to sleep. Xxxxxxx looks out the window. SQUIRREL Xxxxxxx looked out at the dark world but he didn’t feel homesick. He felt full. Full of words. He thought about the typewriter. “No typing,” Xxxxx said. But what was a squirrel supposed to do with all of these thoughts and feelings? Xxxxxxx looks at Flora. Then he flies to the bedroom door and hovers, turning to look back at Flora. He flies downstairs and into the back room. After a moment we hear the clacking of the typewriter. Then, in the kitchen, a match lights to reveal Xxxxxxx. She starts to light a candy cigarette, then remembers not to. She shakes out the match. She gets up from the kitchen table. She picks up something and heads toward the back room. As she passes through the light of a window, we see she’s carrying a bag. She heads for the back room. We hear a little more typing. Then Xxxxxxx reappears, bag over her shoulder. Maybe something moves inside it. Xxxxxxx sets a piece of paper on the kitchen table, then exits. Suddenly, Xxxxx sits up in her bed. Xxxxxxx?! She scrambles out of bed and puts on her bathrobe. She hurries down the stairs and goes straight to the kitchen. Xxxxxxx?! XXXXX (whisper-shouting) She spots the sheet of paper on the table. She reads. Projection: the words she’s reading, complete with misspellings.
Flora. The Pxxxxx Mine area is located in a sagebrush vegetation community, with mixed sagebrush-grass zones occurring at higher elevations or in broad valleys. Sagebrush and shrub species observed in the compilation of earlier environmental assessments (EAs) for Pxxxxx include two varieties of sagebrush (big and low); three of rabbitbrush (rubber, green and low); bitterbrush; little leaf horsebrush; and desert peach. Grasses recognized include Sxxxxxxx bluegrass, cheatgrass, Basin wild rye, wheatgrass, needlegrass, pepperweed, Russian thistle, halogeton, phlox, lupine, balsamroot and Indian paintbrush (BLM, 2001).
Flora. A botanical inventory done at the obtainment of decision on environmental conditions and in May 2018 proved that: Protected species of plants and fungi are not present within the Malinówka 1 Reservoir, Protected environmental habitats are not present within the Malinówka 1 Reservoir, The most valuable elements in the area are old oaks and willows growing along the old channel, Such invasive species as Canadian goldenrod and such highly invasive species of trees as box elder and black cherry have been identified within the inspected area.
Flora. A botanical inventory done at the obtainment of decision on environmental conditions and in May 2018 proved that: Occurrence of one protected species of plants – bryophyte under partial protection, i.e. 1 m2 of red-stemmed feathermoss Pleurozium schreberi – has been identified within the Malinówka 2 Reservoir. Protected species of fungi are not present within the Malinówka 2 Reservoir. Occurrence of two protected environmental habitats has been identified within the Ma- linówka 2 Reservoir: o 91E0 Alluvial forests with Alnus glutinosa and Fraxinus excelsior (Alno-Padion, Al- nion incanae, Salicion albae) (1 patch of habitat with an area of 1.2 ha), o 9170 Galio-Carpinetum oak-hornbeam forests (2 patches of habitat with a total area of 1.2 ha). Such invasive species as Canadian goldenrod and small balsam, and such highly inva- sive species of trees as box elder, black locust, and black cherry have been identified within the inspected area.
Flora. The core zone comprises silica sand mine where mining operation is proposed. Most of the areas nearby project site are waste land and agriculture land and rural setting. Due to lack of moisture in the soil most of the wasteland is without vegetation. Moisture receives only during monsoon. Some vegetation such as Acacia arabica, Calotropis sp., Karamsp. And Ziziphus sp. were observed around the mine and along with some shrubs such as Calotropis sp. and Lantana camara etc.
Flora. No habitats of protected plants have been identified on the Sub-Task site or in its direct vicinity (100 m). All trees to be cut down are ash trees with circumferences ranging from 164 cm to 208 cm. FAUNA No habitats of protected animals have been identified on the Sub-Task site or in its direct vicinity (100 m).
Flora. No protected plants were reported in the planned work area; the nearest sites are located about 90-150 m to the south. The species identified there is the xxxxx spurge Euphorbia palustris - Polish red list of plants - NT (near threatened). Trees to be cut down mostly include white willows of considerable circumference (above 250 cm) and younger hornbeams, poplars and alders.
Flora. No habitats of protected plants have been identified on the Sub-Task site. However, one strictly protected species (floating fern Salvinia natans) has been found in Kanał Piasek, in the Sub-Task’s direct vicinity. Habitats of the following plants have also been identified 550 m and 350 m (respectively) from the Sub-Task site: · skullcap Scutellaria hastifolia (found on a xxxxx xxxx upon the Odra canal near Piasek, where over 20 shoots were identified), Polish red list of plants (VU - vulnerable) § xxxxx spurge Euphorbia palustris, Polish red list of plants (NT -near threatened).
Flora. No protected plant sites have been identified in the direct vicinity of the pump station and the power supply cable (100 m).
Flora. Watch out for that squirrel! Xxxxx makes a dash to intercept the out-of-control vacuum. The squirrel looks up with alarm. The action freezes, the lights focus in on the squirrel. SQUIRREL (directly to audience) Not much goes on in the mind of a squirrel. The average squirrel brain spends ninety percent of its time entertaining variations on a single thought: “I wonder what there is to eat.” Projection: (a thought bubble that seems to rise from the squirrel’s head) -- “I wonder what there is to eat.” SQUIRREL So when this particular squirrel got swallowed up by the Xxxxxxx 2000X, he did not think: “Here, at last, is my fate come to meet me!” Projection: “Here, at last, is my fate come to meet me!” a thought that is then crossed out.
