Tag: Allan Bell Birch Bark Nature Notes
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Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes Revisited
Did you see the nature program about ospreys on Public Television? How about the way those birds plunge into the water after a fish? It’s no ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes Revisited
RHINELANDER – There will be a full moon at 6:42 a.m. Feb. 16. Some call it the Snow Moon. Why? Because February is usually the snowiest ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes: Revisited
Well, I checked up on the wildlife at Spring Green (Gleason) last weekend. As many as six flaming red cardinals and two, more subdued, females were ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes revisited: An Axel Permanson planting
Did you see that beautiful moon last week? Especially on the nights of Jan. 17, 18 and 19? And in the mornings? We may not live ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes revisited
Dec. 21, first day of winter, according to the calendar. I think it came about two weeks ago (the first time I got stuck in the ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes revisited:
On a bright sunshiny Dec. 1, Al Hanson and I were driving up the Minnesota side of the Mississippi River. Bald eagles were patroling Lake Pepin, ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes revisited:
By Allan Bell I’ve been debating whether to regale you again this week with the past misadventures of this mighty hunter. Well, you lost! One more ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes revisited:Hummingbird feeder down, birdfeeders up
A red-headed woodpecker has been feasting on Elto Arnott’s corn. This black and white eyeful with the all-red head is quite common 150 miles south of ... -
Allan Bell’s Birch Bark Nature Notes revisited
What one sound makes you feel you REALLY ARE in the wilderness? Could it be that laugh, tremolo, yodel or wail of the loon? If your ...
