Bill Danielson
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Speaking of Nature: Tracking a brilliant songbird - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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The most vivid memory that I have of seeing a Canada warbler is an old one, all the way back to the end of the 20th century. I was on a springtime hike up the mighty Mount Monadnock, one of New Hampshire’s great hiking destinations. I was still in my 20s and so I thought that it was perfectly reasonable to climb the mountain while carrying every single piece of photography equipment that I owned at the time. Boy was I stupid. The base of Monadnock is covered with mature forest, but as you climb
Speaking of Nature: Tracking a brilliant songbird - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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The most vivid memory that I have of seeing a Canada warbler is an old one, all the way back to the end of the 20th century. I was on a springtime hike up the mighty Mount Monadnock, one of New Hampshire’s great hiking destinations. I was still in my 20s and so I thought that it was perfectly reasonable to climb the mountain while carrying every single piece of photography equipment that I owned at the time. Boy was I stupid. The base of Monadnock is covered with mature forest, but as you climb
Speaking of Nature: Tracking a brilliant songbird - Amherst Bulletin (opens the original)
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The most vivid memory that I have of seeing a Canada warbler is an old one, all the way back to the end of the 20th century. I was on a springtime hike up the mighty Mount Monadnock, one of New Hampshire’s great hiking destinations. I was still in my 20s and so I thought that it was perfectly reasonable to climb the mountain while carrying every single piece of photography equipment that I owned at the time. Boy was I stupid. The base of Monadnock is covered with mature forest, but as you climb
Speaking of Nature: Facing the fledgling fears of a new semester - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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By the time you read this column, the 2026-2027 school year will already be underway. The first few days of school are just meant for the teachers; the students will arrive later. It is one of those annual events that can cause tremendous feelings of excitement, anxiety, hope and fear. What the students will feel, I have no idea. I have spent the past two months trying my best to charge up my batteries, trying to fill my spare tanks with as much happiness, calm and joy as I possibly can. For me,
Speaking of Nature: Facing the fledgling fears of a new semester - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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By the time you read this column, the 2026-2027 school year will already be underway. The first few days of school are just meant for the teachers; the students will arrive later. It is one of those annual events that can cause tremendous feelings of excitement, anxiety, hope and fear. What the students will feel, I have no idea. I have spent the past two months trying my best to charge up my batteries, trying to fill my spare tanks with as much happiness, calm and joy as I possibly can. For me,
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