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Dave Anderson

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 17, 2026
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Top 500K sites
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Jul 24, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Dave Anderson

    Something Wild: NH can expect a spectacular and prolonged fall foliage season (opens the original)

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    Something Wild host Dave Anderson with the Forest Society says the Granite State is experiencing ideal conditions, setting up “a spectacular and prolonged fall foliage season.” “The summer had ample rainfall to ease the drought over the hottest months of July and August, but without the downpours that create fungal diseases that affect tree leaves.” He also notes that the Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season has been fairly quiet this hurricane season. “Barring any major tropical weather systems and

  2. Article · Aug 24, 2026 · Dave Anderson

    Something Wild: Flying squirrels are closer than you think (opens the original)

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    The Something Wild team recently posed a riddle: What flies but is not a bird? What is a forest health indicator, but is not a tree? Need a clue? It is arboreal, which means it lives almost entirely in trees. It is nocturnal but it’s not a bat. It’s a flying squirrel, and New Hampshire is fortunate enough to have two different species in the state. The Northern Flying Squirrel lives mostly in the White Mountains. It has cinnamon-brown fur and loves cold, coniferous forests where it can find the

  3. Article · Jul 24, 2026 · Dave Anderson

    Something Wild: An email? Enjoy a poem about summer in NH instead (opens the original)

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    You never know when inspiration will strike! The Something Wild team transformed a recent brainstorming email from host Dave Anderson of the Forest Society into a poem of sorts. We recommend you listen to the episode to appreciate the sounds of summer in New Hampshire. Black bears - retreat from sight, from rites of courtship. Bespeckled, fleet-foot fawns now flee.Singles, twins, triplets - no longer wobble on spindly legs. The most tolerant trees -Deep shade, forest glade. Lord of the flies - I

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