The Nature Corner: Nature Notes Early February

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Welcome to my little nature corner! I am starting this blog on January 1st, 2007 and it is my goal to write something every day - in hopes of creating a family almanac by the end of the year. Some days it might just be the temperature, others it will be (I hope) posts full of pictures and observations. I hope you enjoy your time here!

Everyday Nature

~Early Spring Birds~
Now's the time of year to start watching for spring migrants passing through. Keep your bird guides handy so you can identify them! It's also the time to hear spring birdsong (it will sound new and yet familiar) and to observe courting behavior. :) ******************************************

Here 'Tis!

Field Days

February 23, 2010

Nature Notes Early February

2/10/10 Snow on the way today ... about 8 inches forecasted for our area. The birds are getting an early start at the feeders ... ****************************************************************

2/5/10 We're dodging quite the bullet up here in New England. There's a *major* storm moving into the mid-Atlantic region, bringing a foot or more of snow this weekend. We'll just see flurries and cold temps ... but we'll have our shot at significant snow mid-week.

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2/1/10 Cold, bright and blustery on this first day of February. Wondering what the Groundhog will see (or not see) tomorrow?

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