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the Phenology show by leaving a message on our
talkback line, 218-327-1234, or send us an email,
comments@kaxe.org,
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John's Bio Page
Northern Cardinal Survey
This program is supported in part
by the MN Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
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KAXE Programs - Phenology
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Phenology
Audio Box
John Latimer's Phenology Report,
the Phenology Talkbacks, A Talk
on the Wild Side and other
features listed below - click to
listen, or "right click" and
"save as" to download to your
computer and listen to with your
MP3 Player.
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Phenology Plus, May 8th, 2012
Phenology Plus, May 1st, 2012
Phenology Plus, April 24, 2012
Phenology Plus, April 17, 2012
Phenology Plus, April 10, 2012
Phenology Plus, April 4, 2012
Phenology Plus, March 27, 2012
Phenology Plus, March 20, 2012
Phenology Plus, March 13, 2012
Phenology Plus, March 6, 2012
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Information from Tagged Birds
Publically AvailableInformation from Tagged Birds
Publically Available
Loon migratory movements from
current and previous studies
using satellite transmitters can
be followed online at the U.S.
Geological Survey Upper Midwest
Environmental Sciences Center
(UMESC)
website.
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Phenology Photos 5/1/12:
Meadowsweet grows near water and
the leaves are just breaking
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Pincherry Flower buds |
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Pink Moccason
Flowers are just breaking
ground.
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Trout lily just about to
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Aged oak bark was taken at Jay
Cooke State Park Estimated 400
years old, perhaps a rare (to
that area) swamp white oak.
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The large leafed aster
is just breaking ground and the
flowers will be out in late
June. Large hairy leaves often
grabbed when toilet paper has
been forgotten.
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Wood anemone and blue bead lily
are seen in the wood anemone
picture. The fleshy leaves on
the left are the lily.
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Nodding
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And just
WHO IS this John Latimer??
John is a rural mail carrier in
Grand Rapids. Looking at nature from
the window of his car he has
struggled to learn the what, how,
and why of our natural surroundings.
Curiosity and a desire to share his
excitement have led him to KAXE and
the Phenology show.
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John can be reached via email at
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