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The Recorder - On The Ridge: Lots going on this fall

The Recorder - On The Ridge: Lots going on this fall
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The Recorder - On The Ridge: Buck moon

On The Ridge: Buck moon >Published: 7/21/2021 6:22:49 PM A recent read of the 2021 Old Farmer’s Almanac enlightened me to the fact that the full moon in July is the “buck moon.” I might have already known this and simply forgotten, as I’ve never been one to know the name of the full moon during every month of the year, however, I do enjoy reading and hearing about it and, occasionally, answering that question when asked. Why exactly does the Almanac say the July full moon is the buck moon? The Almanac states that in July, the antlers of a male deer (bucks) are in full-growth and can be spotted from a distance in the moonlight, which makes perfect sense to me. However, other names also describe the full moon in July perfectly, such as thunder moon, salmon moon, and raspberry moon. Every name is appropriate in their own right.

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Athol Daily News - On The Ridge: Buck moon

On The Ridge: Buck moon Published: 7/21/2021 6:22:59 PM Modified: 7/21/2021 6:23:05 PM A recent read of the 2021 Old Farmer’s Almanac enlightened me to the fact that the full moon in July is the “buck moon.” I might have already known this and simply forgotten, as I’ve never been one to know the name of the full moon during every month of the year, however, I do enjoy reading and hearing about it and, occasionally, answering that question when asked. Why exactly does the Almanac say the July full moon is the buck moon? The Almanac states that in July, the antlers of a male deer (bucks) are in full-growth and can be spotted from a distance in the moonlight, which makes perfect sense to me. However, other names also describe the full moon in July perfectly, such as thunder moon, salmon moon, and raspberry moon. Every name is appropriate in their own right.

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Athol Daily News - On The Ridge: Summer tidbits

On The Ridge: Summer tidbits Published: 7/7/2021 7:44:21 PM Modified: 7/7/2021 7:44:28 PM We talk about it every year, but summertime in Massachusetts means being outdoors. If you’re going to be spending time outside, you should revisit a few basics to make sure you’re prepared to prevent problems with wildlife, especially black bears. With the numbers of bears increasing throughout Massachusetts, it’s important for “outdoor lovers” to know how to prevent problems. While people living in Western Massachusetts have coexisted with black bears for years, folks in the eastern part of the state may be surprised to learn how fast the population has increased east of Interstate 495. This summer, a young black bear made news as it traveled all over southeastern Massachusetts, and recently, wildlife officials confirmed reports of bears in Newton, Chelmsford, North Andover, Amesbury and even Provincetown back in 2012.

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The Recorder - On The Ridge: Summer tidbits

On The Ridge: Summer tidbits >Published: 7/7/2021 7:44:14 PM We talk about it every year, but summertime in Massachusetts means being outdoors. If you’re going to be spending time outside, you should revisit a few basics to make sure you’re prepared to prevent problems with wildlife, especially black bears. With the numbers of bears increasing throughout Massachusetts, it’s important for “outdoor lovers” to know how to prevent problems. While people living in Western Massachusetts have coexisted with black bears for years, folks in the eastern part of the state may be surprised to learn how fast the population has increased east of Interstate 495. This summer, a young black bear made news as it traveled all over southeastern Massachusetts, and recently, wildlife officials confirmed reports of bears in Newton, Chelmsford, North Andover, Amesbury and even Provincetown back in 2012.

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