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Good morning all from Olde Cape Cod -- after careful review of the numerous impending snowmageddon forecasts
I have concluded that
I have concluded that
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Fizzled, fizzle.
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The Blizzard is over! Here in West Newbury we have ZERO ZILCH NADA NO snow.
Anybody get any?
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Approximately 8-9 inches in Southern Worcester County.The Blizzard is over! Here in West Newbury we have ZERO ZILCH NADA NO snow.
Anybody get any?
We got about 10 maybe 11 inches in CT…The Blizzard is over! Here in West Newbury we have ZERO ZILCH NADA NO snow.
Anybody get any?
Morning all-
Have a phenomenal day all-
enjoy
~Dee~
chevss454
Data-driven decision-making is science and art.
The Blizzard is over! Here in West Newbury we have ZERO ZILCH NADA NO snow.
Anybody get any?
3/4" in Southern Norfolk County. Big miss by those predictors.
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Data-driven decision-making is science and art.
Good morning!
Blazing sky on Valentine's Day offset by a whitewashed beach scene.
View: https://twitter.com/dariusaniunas/status/1757732085442269200
Happy Valentine's Day!
Blazing sky on Valentine's Day offset by a whitewashed beach scene.
View: https://twitter.com/dariusaniunas/status/1757732085442269200
Happy Valentine's Day!
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Wingsday in Decorah 
From Raptor Resource Project:
We are so egg-cited! Our eagles are beginning to switch their focus from bringing in sticks to piling up soft, fluffy materials, working on egg cups and cup footings and, in DNF’s case, calling for room service as she builds the resources she needs – especially water! – to lay eggs.
Power Couple: Mr. North, left and DNF, right.
Mr. North is ready for eggs! The North and Fort St. Vrain nests are a marvel of nestitecting: a cradle of sticks filled with soft substrate created by decomposing materials and fluffy grasses and shredded husks brought in by the eagles.
Pre-dawn nestorations at the North Nest on February 12. The early eagle catches the stick!
From Raptor Resource Project:
We are so egg-cited! Our eagles are beginning to switch their focus from bringing in sticks to piling up soft, fluffy materials, working on egg cups and cup footings and, in DNF’s case, calling for room service as she builds the resources she needs – especially water! – to lay eggs.
Power Couple: Mr. North, left and DNF, right.
Mr. North is ready for eggs! The North and Fort St. Vrain nests are a marvel of nestitecting: a cradle of sticks filled with soft substrate created by decomposing materials and fluffy grasses and shredded husks brought in by the eagles.
Pre-dawn nestorations at the North Nest on February 12. The early eagle catches the stick!
Man, I love cardinals. Great pic.
I love Jays as well.
Happy Wings Day.
I love Jays as well.
Happy Wings Day.