New Hampshire Wildlife News
by Certified Wildlife Biologist, Eric P. Orff

New Hampshire Nature Notes 2005
by Eric Orff

Dec 29
Winter-Spring-Winter-Spring
Dec 20
The Suncook begins its winter slumber.
Dec 14
Living on the edge.
Dec 08
Winter is sliding in on sheets of ice.
Nov 30
On the trap line with Mel.
Nov 22
See-sawing on winters edge and weird compass readings.
Nov 15
Leafless trees, cloudless skies and a full Beaver Moon to decorate it all.
Nov 08
Deer Camp 2005- I am the forest.
Oct 29
Suncook River remains in flood condition and checking deer on the opening day of the NH muzzle loader season.
Oct 24
The tide keeps coming in and muted colors hang on.
Oct 16
The roaring Suncook River.
Oct 05
NH Turns Red!
Sep 29
Pheasants galore and more today.
Sep 27
Feels like fall is blowing in today.
Sep 22
Summer-like for the first day of fall.
Sep 13
And now for the rest of the story.
Sep 06
Monarchs and more this week.
Sep 01
An ill-wind blows across NH. A walk with Katrina.
Aug 23
A toadaly nice day.
Aug 17
How much wood can a woodchuck chuck?
Aug 10
Dragon flies, mosquitos, crickets and bats....Oh my!
Aug 01
The sultry summer Suncook River and one of my pet peeves
Jul 26
The sunny sun dappled Suncook River and I can hear summer!
Jul 15
Sweating out the summer season at last.
Jul 06
Hot-cold, hot-cold, cold.
Jun 30
A goosing week.
Jun 27
Amy's 6th graduation and best one of all!
Jun 21
Sweet summer smells, sounds and solstice.
Jun 14
A bald eagle before breakfast and alewives galore.
Jun 06
The heat is on, and a stampede of turtles.
Jun 02
The heavens were filled with stars,satellites and summer sounds last night.
May 31
05/31/50 vs. 05/31/05: 55 years and counting, plus frogs on the move, and where's the chipmunks this year?
May 31
05/31/50 vs. 05/31/05: 55 years and counting, plus frogs on the move, and where's the chipmunks this year?
May 27
The Suncook River is at a high flood stage, spring has stopped for two weeks.
May 25
The monsoons of May
May 19
Lush leaves and a banded gull.
May 17
Spring slooowly sliding by and an illegal hazardous material dumping on Fish and Game land.
May 12
A hat full of bear scat at my back door!
May 10
Back to spring this week.
May 04
Opening day turkey season check and another "ducky" day.
May 03
Red maples in full bloom and a green tinge to the forest.
Apr 26
From listening for grouse and turkeys at sunrise to a dancing with a fire in the sky.
Apr 21
Yet another fish and frog kill on the Suncook River in Epsom, and the frog drought has ended.
Apr 19
A parade of satellites and a parade of drake wood ducks.
Apr 14
Peepers singing in Epsom at last, and a Bear Brook State Park habitat management fire.
Apr 10
The frogs are calling, the frogs are calling!
Apr 06
A singing robins starts my day and another dead deer to top it off.
Apr 04
Spotted salamanders on the move Saturday night and the Suncook River is at flood stage.
Apr 01
Piping plovers, alligators, lizards frogs and snakes, oh my!
Mar 29
Spring life is flooding in.
Mar 23
Deer yards, duck boxes and dicey ice to boot.
Mar 21
A honk-honk here and a honk-honk there, geese are everywhere.
Mar 17
The St. Patty's deer yard check.
Mar 15
One week until spring?
Mar 11
And the freeze goes on.
Mar 08
Grasping for spring straws.
Mar 02
Unrelenting winter. Our festive Christmas looking bushes have been turned into a Halloween look in Durham.
Feb 24
Moosely Sunny
Feb 15
Spring signs are scarce.
Feb 09
Ducks galore and more.
Feb 03
Got ducks? and Up to my waste in water in a swamp at noon.
Feb 03
The new pup has arrived!
Jan 31
The January thaw is over.
Jan 20
The deep freeze is on.
Jan 17
Finally we flew!
Jan 10
Another flightless day.
Jan 03
A new year and no snow for now.

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