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Southport Column: The storm and gray day activities (opens the original)
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The much talked about storm has arrived, needed rain is falling, winds are blowing and tides are high, a perfect Sunday. Last week was a reminder of quieter times to come. Autumn, while just beginning, is moving forward with alacrity, leaving us with remnants of golden rod tucked between purple and white fall asters, the spikes of deep yellow within the frilly petals is a perfect color combination. Birds have returned to feeders, chickadees, nuthatches, titmice, juncos, rowdy jays and the downy,
Southport Column: Autumn arrives, deadlines and more (opens the original)
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Tuesday the 22nd officially brings the season of autumn, but signs have been around the island for a few weeks. Shorter days, changing leaves, cooler temperatures, and now, no ospreys sitting on the nests where we have grown used to seeing them. The winterberry shrubs are becoming showier as their berries turn from green to red and the canopy that has brought us shade during the hot summer days is thinning as the leaves dancingly descend. It also seems to be the season of the spider, so many web
Southport Column: A change of seasons, activity (opens the original)
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A dearth of birds at the feeders these past few weeks, a few chickadees, a lone junco, some woodpeckers and a fleeting goldfinch. Not sure where all the rest have gone, but it is odd. There are, however, six very small red squirrels, a scurry, in constant pursuit of one another while yelling what must be a slew of insults; they are quite entertaining. In the dark, the amorous sounds of porcupines and the still-constant cricket song. There is, however, a distinct change in the feel of the air, th
Southport Column: Last vestiges of summer (opens the original)
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Early deadline for the long weekend. There has been a distinct shift around the island, a calm and stillness, fewer cars, people and activities, but many places to drop in and chat over a cup of coffee, snack, meal, see some art, take in some history, find your newest treasure, walk, just at a slower pace than the frenzy of summer. Walks with sits have yielded sightings of the communal cormorants on floats and rocks, ospreys flying and fishing, herons in trees making their prehistoric dinosaur c
Southport Column: Museum exhibit, Library talk and more (opens the original)
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Crickets serenade all day now, yellows are the dominant color for flora, black-eyed coneflowers, groundsel and most of the eleven varieties of golden rod prevail through the drought conditions that continue as the promises of rain are broken again and again. Also standing tall are the purple hued Joe-Pye weed and echinacea, but much else has withered, crisped and curled unless you have watered, which many on well have not, so we look like fall with ferns browning and even the moss blankets deep
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