Backyard Almanac
Friday @ 8:20am
Backyard Almanac: Nature’s Weekly Rhythms with Larry Weber
Every Friday morning at 8:20am on The North 103.3FM, Backyard Almanac brings you the latest observations on the changing seasons, wildlife activity, and natural phenomena of Northern Minnesota.
Hosted by Luke Moravec and featuring naturalist Larry Weber, this segment explores the rhythms of nature—from migrating birds to blooming wildflowers, shifting weather patterns to the quiet transformations happening all around us.
Backyard Almanac – Fridays at 8:20am – Only on The North 103.3FM.
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Larry Weber follows a mole and keeps us up to date on the outdoor happenings this February -
Larry Weber talks about the warmer - and longer - days of February -
Larry Weber talks about the wild difference between how January started and how it's ending -
Larry Weber talks about the cold snap and all the critters making their way through the frozen days -
Larry Weber keeps up on the bird watching and continues to track animals in the snow -
Larry Weber talks about the bird sightings in early January, plus signs of other critters prowling around -
Larry Weber wraps up 2025 and highlights some outdoor events at the beginning of 2026 -
Larry Weber checks in one last time in 2025 to talk about the outdoors -
Larry Weber settles into the spirit of the Christmas Bird Count and notes the other sights and sounds of the season -
Larry Weber talks about the stretch of darkness in the Northland, the Christmas Bird Count, and much more this mid-December
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Larry Weber is a naturalist, educator, and author based in northern Minnesota, known for his deep expertise in phenology—the study of seasonal changes in nature. With over 40 years of experience teaching biology and environmental science, Weber has inspired countless students and nature enthusiasts through his engaging approach to outdoor education. -
Luke Moravec is the host for Northland Morning on The North 103.3. He’s also a local actor, musician and writer. He loves puzzles, riddles and fun mysteries.
