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January 1 is an insane day to celebrate the New Year. Nor is it agricultural, religious, or even very convenient. We could return to the earliest New Years in recorded history and celebrate with the ancient Mesopotamians, some of whom started their year with the new moon nearest the spring equinox, others of whom started theirs with the new moon nearest the fall equinox.
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My first year back 1975 I decided I needed to make up for lost time. I began exploring the natural world with all the mid-life energy and enthusiasm that had motivated my return to Vermont. Around the edges of my job at the University of Vermont, where I taught English off and on for 20 years, I began my self-education as a naturalist. I started by volunteering at a local nature center. A FIELD GUIDE TO THE FAMILIAR.
A blog about my blog . Monday, October 15, 2007. But sometime in 2005 I decided I could work more efficiently if I created an illustrated blog with annotated links at the end of each post. My intention was always to give my information away as a free gift to those who share my interests, and the Blogopsphere seemed like a perfect place to do just that.
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December 31, 2000. DECEMBER 31 ZERO AND THE NEW MILLENNIUM. At midnight on December 31, 2000, the U.S. Naval Observatory will drop their time ball to celebrate the beginning of the new millennium. Most people did their celebrating last year when 1999 gave way to 2000, but astronomers and other purists have been holding out for 2001. Technically, the first year of the third millennium is. He had no trouble using existing formulas to calculate future Easters, but while he was at it, he decided hed also l.CONTENT
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January 1 is an insane day to celebrate the New Year. Nor is it agricultural, religious, or even very convenient. We could return to the earliest New Years in recorded history and celebrate with the ancient Mesopotamians, some of whom started their year with the new moon nearest the spring equinox, others of whom started theirs with the new moon nearest the fall equinox.
Perspectives of a fly fishing naturalist. Sunday, March 20, 2016. We prefer to make our own. This post was inspired by the legendary Joe Humphreys. Joe Humphreys, circa 1988. I still have this video. and it may be one of the only reasons I still hang on to a functional VCR. My arsenal of country fried lead.
Post Office Box 3517, Ventura, California 93006. Northern CA and North Coast. Prairie Creek Redwoods St Park. Montaña de Oro State Park. Catalina Island, Whites Landing.
Current events, activities and advisories for Lake Superior Provincial Park. Includes information about Agawa Rock Pictographs, Agawa Bay Visitor Centre, facilities, open and close dates, wildlife sightings, current weather and more. This picture is of the Sand River on April 23, 2008. Saturday, May 31, 2008. so you at the new site. Monday, May 26, 2008. Sand River flows May 24.
Cedar Waxwing by Glenn Wilson, Ely Park, Binghamton. Scarlet Tanager by Christina Rollo, Castle Creek. Barred Owlets by Dann Dunn, Chenango Valley State Park. Black Bear by Melissa Penta, Vestal. Wild Turkey by Glenn Wilson, Willis Road, Binghamton. Barred Owlet by Dann Dunn, Chenango Valley State Park. Louisiana Waterthrush by Melissa Penta, Vestal.