Robins’ rattles echo in the arborvitae as they settle. Geese honk unsure whether to stay or go while the incoming are sure they’ll stay.
Pam Croom © 2009
Saturday, January 3, 2009
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Natural history of north Alabama, life, the universe, everything or perhaps just my backyard.
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Welcome to Nature’s Call! My name is Pam Croom, I have been fascinated by nature pretty much from the time I could walk. Please join me as I learn more about the world we live in. Please leave comments and your own reflections on nature-any feedback is welcome! Sit down a spell and read about nature found in north Alabama and elsewhere.
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Blogs and Informational Links for You to Explore
- Alabama Bird Checklist
- Appalachian Journal-Joan's Blog on Nature in Appalachia
- Atlas of Amphibians in Tennessee
- Atlas of Reptiles in Tennessee
- Back Forty (The)-Robbyn's Blog of her life of increasing self sufficiency and modern homesteading in Florida
- Big Oak Wilderness School-Wilderness School in Tennessee-great place!
- Butterflies and Moths of North America
- Database of Tennessee Vascular Plant Occurrences
- Morning Porch (The)-the REAL Bonta-Nature-Gram
- Nature Serve-plant and animal database
- Nature Tales and Camera Trails-Ann's Blog on photos (great pictures) and nature in New Brunswick
- Rurality-a blog on Alabama nature and rural life
- Swan Conservation Trust (Land Trust in Tennessee
- Trees of Alabama and the Southeast
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