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Tag Archives: spring
Recent Observations
I made it down to the park again this morning, but didn’t find any shorebirds, not even the Semipalmated Plover I saw last night. It was actually fairly quiet in the park – I didn’t even see any sparrows along … Continue reading
Start of Spring Migration
Animated .gif of the radar images from 17-18 March. Red/green represent stuff in the atmosphere moving away from/towards the radar station set in the middle of the image. There’s a clear pattern of movement along the outer coast of Baranof … Continue reading
Frozen Earth
Over the past couple of weeks, illness, family, work, and house have to varying degrees made it difficult for me to keep up with my intention to post daily. It’s often the case that I look back on these down … Continue reading
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Tagged deer, Pacific Wren, Red-breasted Sapsucker, spring, Varied Thrush
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Early Growth
This entry is part 14 of 133 in the series 2011 PhotojournalTemperatures in the lower 40s continued today. It was a little breezy (out of the SW) when the kids and I walked over to UAS, but not bad. We … Continue reading
A Return to Typical
Lower Temperatures bring a Lower Snow Level After nearly two months that seemed unseasonably warm and lacking in precipitation, this week has been a return to what I tend to expect of late winter and early spring weather. Monday’s cooler … Continue reading
Early Spring
After 3 cold springs in a row, it’s been kind of refreshing to have this year’s warmth in late winter, and an early start to Spring. There’s still a decent chance of below freezing temperatures and/or snow to come in … Continue reading