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THE SPECIES’ AUTUMN MIGRATION FROM THE US AND CANADA TO
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Remember, remember, watch wildlife in November,
On a mild autumn day I might catch a red admiral butterfly taking the last of summer’s nectar, basking in sunshine or flying among the rooftops against a brilliant blue sky. I keep a mental log of my
SET A TARGET OF SEEING 200 BIRDS IN ONE YEAR!
Nature needs time to adapt to changing conditions,
November is traditionally a time for a slowing of the migration rush. That said, there are still plenty of birds on the move, and still just enough time to make serious progress on the endgame of your year list…