Farming/Nature
The Sun King
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When I was in college, I had a couple of friends who were linguists.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/farmingnature/page/9/)
When we were very young, my mom was big on recitation and definitely had her favorite books and children’s poems that she would perform for us.
A friend of mine recently shared a video he saw on the internet regarding the decrease in bird population, that really concerned us.
While calls to save the bees are nothing new, there is a new effort in Connecticut to replenish local bee populations.
The bobolink, a songbird, is one of the stars of these habitats. About the size of a sparrow, the male bobolink is mostly black with a striking top half of black and white and a yellow patch on the back of his neck resembling a pulled-down hood.