Do you hear that? It's the sound of the dried autumn leaves underfoot ... have you seen them
cascading down this past week, in lovely shades of yellow, orange and brown? Just enough to look pretty - but not so many that raking is necessary?
Yes, we're but a few days shy of the autumnal equinox and ... the Early Autumn Field Day deadline!
And, that, folks is where I was going with this! :) Just a friendly (and hopeful) reminder to send me your nature posts for Field Day: The Early Autumn Edition which will go up next Wednesday!
I'd like to have your submissions by the end of the day Monday (OK, or Tuesday), so please send me your details by then at drNOSPAMhanigan@verizon.net (take out the NOSPAM first):
- your name
- your blog URL
- your post URL
- a brief description of your post or pictures
(You can find more details here in this post.)
Remember, you don't need a blog to participate! Send me an e-mail with your pictures, or even just your thoughts and ideas for autumn nature study - and I'll weave them into the post. :)
And hey, speaking of the autumnal equinox - which is this Saturday, by the way - it would be a great weekend to post about and/or photograph how your family welcomes in the new season! (Just a thought!) To get you in the mood, consider some of the autumnal ideas in this post.
But as always, any posts and pictures about nature of any kind are most welcome at our Field Days!
If you could help me spread the word about Field Day, I'd appreciate it very much! And a big thank you to those who have plugged my carnival already!
