After our most recent snow fall, I had a visitor behind my home on the Alheim Property. I am not an Ornithologist by a long shot but I believe it is a Barred Owl. A beautiful bird and I thought I would share the Photo. Any birders out there think it's something else?
In late January I asked our facebook fans "Will the groundhog see its shadow?"
February second has always been a favorite of mine, but this year my query was dually inquisitive. Yes, I wondered if this wimpy winter would get serious before being over, but I also wanted to know if the new wellsreserve.org would be on display by then. Or if it would remain under ground for another six weeks.
2/2 — Clear and bright. Website work continues.
Now, well short of March 16, we've stirred from hibernation. Yes, 11 more days would make it more perfect, but we'll ease into the site, work out the kinks, start to really stretch, then poke our nose above ground, reintroducing ourselves to the wonders around us.
February SWMP storm data
Associated People Jeremy Miller Jacob Aman
Whew! Nothing like some February rain showers huh? It's been a "weird" winter for lack of a more "technical" term.....
Here are some numbers from the most recent "Blast" that occured Thursday Feb 25 through early morning of February 26th 2010. (All data was collected on the SWMP Meteorological Station behind the Maine Coastal Ecology Center.)
The US Environmental Protection Agency, Generations United, The Dance Exchange, and the Rachel Carson Council, Inc., have announced a poetry, essay, photography, and dance contest that...
best expresses the Sense of Wonder that you feel for the sea, the night sky, forests, birds, wildlife, and all that is beautiful to your eyes.
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