Hibernation: Winter Survival by Chilling Out
by Douglas Facey BURLINGTON – Mammals and birds are endotherms, which means they generate their own body heat through relatively
Read moreby Douglas Facey BURLINGTON – Mammals and birds are endotherms, which means they generate their own body heat through relatively
Read moreby Susie Spikol HANCOCK, N.H. – A flash of orange streaks across the meadow – a red fox, like a
Read moreby Anna Morris QUECHEE — One January day, my husband and I set off on a walk around our neighborhood.
Read moreby Jen Weimer CONCORD, N.H. — ’Tis the season for balsam fir, the fragrant evergreen that adorns our homes through
Read moreby Kenrick Vezina LOWELL, Mass. — Have you noticed the cheery evergreen sprig with pearly berries, currently perched over the
Read moreby Susan Shea BROOKFIELD – Santa’s reindeer need fuel to pull that sleigh full of toys, and one of their
Read moreby Rachel Sargent Mirus DUXBURY – Grinning and giggling, my one-year-old son ran across the living room, only to trip
Read moreby Laurie D. Morrissey HOPKINTON, N.H. – Even if you’ve never ventured further into the forest than an urban park
Read moreby Olivia Box PORTLAND, Me. – My daily walk around my city this fall has been dominated by one plant.
Read moreby Susan Shea PANTON – The musical honking of Canada geese and their V-shaped flocks streaming overhead are classic signs
Read moreby Anna Morris QUECHEE – Last autumn, around the same time I was laying the winter quilt on our bed,
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