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Larry Weber looks back on a hot and dry July while looking forward to August and its 'Awesome' possibilities

Larry Weber looks forward to Awesome August

Will we break the record for the driest July ever?Between the heat and smoke from Canadian wildflowers, we haven't seen the sky in a while. What's the…

Could it be?We're halfway between the June solstice and the autumnal equinox?Not only that, Hawk Ridge starts counting raptors next week!Larry says…

Larry Weber observes that if this month's weather continues as it has, we'll have one of the wettest and hottest Julys on record. But the rain has…

Some things that fly are starting to think about migration (bird, monarchs), some are thinking about starting families (goldfinches), some things with…

Even as he was being devoured alive by mosquitos, our intrepid Backyard Almanac host, Larry Weber, reported some weather stats for the first half of July,…

Naturalist, author and educator Larry Weber, always a keen observer of what is, acknowledges an important anniversary. 82 years ago today, July 13, 1936,…

It's a riot of July wildflowers, and all you need to do to find them is take an amble down a country road.

Between the fall wildflowers, the 45 different kinds of goldenrod that grow in Minnesota and the blackberries, suffice it to say that when he's out…