Welcome to the height of migratory bird season, a fleeting time when, if youâre observant, you may spy a bright golden warbler in a tree or bush.
Mid-May is the heavy traveling season for such songbirds. Several species wear an array of yellow, brown, gray and black feathers â among other palettes â with equally colorful names, including Cape May warbler, Nashville warbler, chestnut-sided warbler and magnolia warbler. Not to forget songs and calls as varied as an orchestraâs instruments.
We enjoy this often-hidden spectacle for just a few weeks until theyâve all rushed northward to their summer breeding grounds.
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Miller’s Woods/River Bend owner: Most rents will drop
Miller’s Woods/River Bend manufactured home park in Athol. FILE PHOTO
Published: 4/16/2021 2:41:53 PM
Modified: 4/16/2021 2:41:49 PM
ATHOL A top executive of Hometown America, the owner of Miller’s Woods/River Bend manufactured home park in Athol, said the company’s efforts to comply with a ruling from the state’s highest court will actually translate into a rent reduction for most homeowners in the development.
Residents of the park were notified in late February that they would be seeing rent increases and they, along with town officials and state lawmakers, have been working to craft a response to the development.
Miller Woods of the Indiana Dunes is back open By: Matt Nagy
CHESTERTON, Ind. All trails of Miller Woods at Indiana Dunes National Park have been reopened a week after a wildfire erupted.
Fire crews and park staff have confirmed all trails in visitor areas are safe from any dangerous trees and other hazards.
Visitors are reminded to stay on designated trails and walkways at all times for their safety.
Although dead and hazardous trees near the trails have been removed, there are numerous damaged trees and branches that can fall.
Wandering off trail can also cause damage to native plants and wildlife habitat as it recovers from the wildfire.