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Backyard Almanac: first trees to drop leaves are un-poplar

The North 103.3 | By Lisa Johnson

Published September 24, 2021 at 11:10 AM CDT

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Also, Canada geese migrating in "really loud numbers"

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.