The hottest and coldest temperatures of September so far were recorded Sunday and Wednesday of this year, our rainfall totals are above normal (words you haven't heard or seen very often in 2021), 15,000 raptors were counted Tuesday at Hawk Ridge, and skunks, snakes, deer, chipmunks, sparrows, blackbirds - even whirligig beetles are all on the move.
Phenology with local naturalist Larry Weber every Friday morning at 8:20 on Northland Morning.
Backyard Almanac: first trees to drop leaves are un-poplar
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Broad-winged hawk. 15,000 were counted Tuesday at Hawk Ridge
JR Kelsey. Used with permission.
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Tennessee Warbler
JR Kelsey. Used with permission.
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Yellow-rumped warbler
JR Kelsey. Used with permission.
