Something Wild
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Ladies First: Role Reversals Of Spotted Sandpipers
From shores of wild waterways to not-so-wild urban ponds, a small bird startles up and flies low over the water with quick, stiff wingbeats. It's a spotted
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A Babe in the Woods
White-tailed deer give birth to cryptic-colored, white-spotted fawns by early June in New Hampshire. Does typically give birth to twins, rarely triplets.
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Small Bird, Big Song
As spring moves into summer, birdsong is in full voice. The winter wren, weighing only one third of an ounce, is tiny in stature but boasts an energetic
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Strips of Green in the White Mountains
Memorial Day Weekend is late for trees to unfurl tiny, tender pale green leaves. Yet trees growing at the highest altitudes of our State's White Mountain
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Phenology Happens in the Field
We tagged along with Diane DeLuca, a biologist with NH Audubon on her rounds of the Deering Wildlife Sanctuary. DeLuca has been working on their
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Birdsong, Translated
With birds tuning up for the breeding season ahead, here are some memory tricks to help you recognize a few of the more common songs. Robins can be heard
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Marsh Marigold
Among the most conspicuous wildflowers of early May, my favorite is a native wetland plant, the yellow so-called “Marsh Marigold.” It’s also called
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