march - Blog, She Wrote
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There are many 01 theories as to the origin of the saying “In like a lion out like a lamb” (Or “In like a lamb, out like a lion” people say it both ways!)
but it means that if early March weather is balmy, late March weather will be wild, and vice versa. Which is it this year?
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Nature Journal Calendar
Have you seen any birds migrate back north yet?
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Because of the 26 odd weather this year, spring is going to come early. Look for flowers blooming, and dead skunks on the road.
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Bald eagle chicks will hatch sometime this month!
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Vernal pools are 28 places that become temporary ponds when the snow melts. They are havens to the amphibians, bugs and many others! Try to find one.
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Some animals get winter coats on in the fall and keep them till spring. Do you know of any in your area?
Created by Rebecca Woodie
Come here, read about what’s going on outside, then take a look in your backyard. Come back here to record what you saw!
Monday 28
M a r c h
06
Tuesday 29
07
Wednesday
There are many 01 theories as to the origin of the saying “In like a lion out like a lamb” (Or “In like a lamb, out like a lion” people say it both ways!)
but it means that if early March weather is balmy, late March weather will be wild, and vice versa. Which is it this year?
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Thursday 02
09
Friday 03
Saturday 04
10
05
11
12
Nature Journal Calendar
Have you seen any birds migrate back north yet?
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Because of the 26 odd weather this year, spring is going to come early. Look for flowers blooming, and dead skunks on the road.
30
31
01
02
Bald eagle chicks will hatch sometime this month!
27
Vernal pools are 28 places that become temporary ponds when the snow melts. They are havens to the amphibians, bugs and many others! Try to find one.
29
Some animals get winter coats on in the fall and keep them till spring. Do you know of any in your area?
Created by Rebecca Woodie
Come here, read about what’s going on outside, then take a look in your backyard. Come back here to record what you saw!
