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Tag Archives: maple syrup

Ripples 4/13/23

Posted on April 14, 2023 by Jim KnickelbineApril 14, 2023

This is one of my favorite times of year.  As winter grudgingly releases its grasp on our world, nature creeps back in the most subtle, and wonderful ways.  It is amazing to me, as I’m sure it has been to … Continue reading →

Posted in Spring | Tagged courtship, crepuscular, maple syrup, sap, slow, woodcock

Ripples 4/4/19

Posted on April 10, 2019 by Jim KnickelbineApril 10, 2019

I think people who live along the Lake have to be just a little more patient than those in the rest of the State.  Now that Spring has arrived, there will be a period of a couple months where we … Continue reading →

Posted in Spring, Uncategorized | Tagged dens, forest, maple syrup, wood frogs

Ripples 3/15/19

Posted on March 15, 2019 by Jim KnickelbineMarch 15, 2019

Earlier this week we saw below zero temperatures and the world was crispy. Now we’re above freezing and the world is soggy.  March has something for everyone and something new almost every day in the world of nature. Now begins … Continue reading →

Posted in Spring | Tagged decline, insects, lichens, maple syrup, marsh, red-winged blackbirds
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