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"A collection of weekly letters about a small and decidedly ordinary back yard that reveals the simple pleasures of paying attention to the natural world through a full year"--
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"A collection of weekly letters about a small and decidedly ordinary back yard that reveals the simple pleasures of paying attention to the natural world through a full year"--
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Cornell University Press
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm x 139mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 312g
- ISBN-13: 9781501768118
- ISBN-10: 1501768115
- Artikelnr.: 63766639
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Cornell University Press
- Seitenzahl: 256
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. März 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm x 139mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 312g
- ISBN-13: 9781501768118
- ISBN-10: 1501768115
- Artikelnr.: 63766639
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Angela E. Douglas
March 22
2020: On the horns of a dilemma March 29
2020: Spring is coming... April 5
2020: Wordsworth's flowers April 12
2020: Vultures and rabbits April 19
2020: Bloom where you are planted April 26
2020: Winter's dregs May 3
2020: The English daisy May 10
2020: Bud burst! May 17
2020: And now it's summer May 24
2020: Chipmunks and woodchucks May 31
2020: Looking up June 7
2020: Natives and aliens June 14
2002: Save the bees! June 21
2020: A terminological jungle June 28
2020: Empires under the maple tree July 5
2020: Fireflies: a wonder of the Ithaca world July 12
2020: The Deptford pink July 19
2020: Blue jay birds and blue jay humans July 26
2020: Call my bluff August 2
2020: Termite mound or Italian villa? August 9
2020: Happy families August 16
2020: The orthopteran orchestra August 23
2020: Backyard munchers August 30
2020: Wasps galore September 6
2020: The official end of summer September 13
2020: Garden silks September 20
2020: Late season flowers September 27
2020: The War of the Seasons October 4
2020: The backyard harvest October 11
2020: Making a living in the backyard October 18
2020: The winter birdseed feeder is back in business October 25
2020: Fall colors November 1
2020: The end of the 2020 orthopteran orchestra November 8
2020: Fake news! November 15
2020: What's on today's menu? November 22
2020: It smells to high heaven November 29
2020: Peter
Peter
pumpkin eater December 6
2020: Hawk
beware! December 13
2020: Life in the leafless trees December 20
2020: Nearly a foot of snow December 27
2020: Mass Sparrow Attack January 3
2021: Celebrating the last day of the year January 10
2021: Winter sounds January 17
2021: Sparrow Wars January 24
2021: The daily red squirrel January 31
2021: It is nothing but winter-winter
cold and savage February 7
2021: A Miller B nor'easter and a Bumpus event February 14
2021: Finding their voice February 21
2021: The daily crow commute February 28
2021: Periwinkle for tea March 7
2021: Snow fleas March 14
2021: All change
2020: On the horns of a dilemma March 29
2020: Spring is coming... April 5
2020: Wordsworth's flowers April 12
2020: Vultures and rabbits April 19
2020: Bloom where you are planted April 26
2020: Winter's dregs May 3
2020: The English daisy May 10
2020: Bud burst! May 17
2020: And now it's summer May 24
2020: Chipmunks and woodchucks May 31
2020: Looking up June 7
2020: Natives and aliens June 14
2002: Save the bees! June 21
2020: A terminological jungle June 28
2020: Empires under the maple tree July 5
2020: Fireflies: a wonder of the Ithaca world July 12
2020: The Deptford pink July 19
2020: Blue jay birds and blue jay humans July 26
2020: Call my bluff August 2
2020: Termite mound or Italian villa? August 9
2020: Happy families August 16
2020: The orthopteran orchestra August 23
2020: Backyard munchers August 30
2020: Wasps galore September 6
2020: The official end of summer September 13
2020: Garden silks September 20
2020: Late season flowers September 27
2020: The War of the Seasons October 4
2020: The backyard harvest October 11
2020: Making a living in the backyard October 18
2020: The winter birdseed feeder is back in business October 25
2020: Fall colors November 1
2020: The end of the 2020 orthopteran orchestra November 8
2020: Fake news! November 15
2020: What's on today's menu? November 22
2020: It smells to high heaven November 29
2020: Peter
Peter
pumpkin eater December 6
2020: Hawk
beware! December 13
2020: Life in the leafless trees December 20
2020: Nearly a foot of snow December 27
2020: Mass Sparrow Attack January 3
2021: Celebrating the last day of the year January 10
2021: Winter sounds January 17
2021: Sparrow Wars January 24
2021: The daily red squirrel January 31
2021: It is nothing but winter-winter
cold and savage February 7
2021: A Miller B nor'easter and a Bumpus event February 14
2021: Finding their voice February 21
2021: The daily crow commute February 28
2021: Periwinkle for tea March 7
2021: Snow fleas March 14
2021: All change
March 22
2020: On the horns of a dilemma March 29
2020: Spring is coming... April 5
2020: Wordsworth's flowers April 12
2020: Vultures and rabbits April 19
2020: Bloom where you are planted April 26
2020: Winter's dregs May 3
2020: The English daisy May 10
2020: Bud burst! May 17
2020: And now it's summer May 24
2020: Chipmunks and woodchucks May 31
2020: Looking up June 7
2020: Natives and aliens June 14
2002: Save the bees! June 21
2020: A terminological jungle June 28
2020: Empires under the maple tree July 5
2020: Fireflies: a wonder of the Ithaca world July 12
2020: The Deptford pink July 19
2020: Blue jay birds and blue jay humans July 26
2020: Call my bluff August 2
2020: Termite mound or Italian villa? August 9
2020: Happy families August 16
2020: The orthopteran orchestra August 23
2020: Backyard munchers August 30
2020: Wasps galore September 6
2020: The official end of summer September 13
2020: Garden silks September 20
2020: Late season flowers September 27
2020: The War of the Seasons October 4
2020: The backyard harvest October 11
2020: Making a living in the backyard October 18
2020: The winter birdseed feeder is back in business October 25
2020: Fall colors November 1
2020: The end of the 2020 orthopteran orchestra November 8
2020: Fake news! November 15
2020: What's on today's menu? November 22
2020: It smells to high heaven November 29
2020: Peter
Peter
pumpkin eater December 6
2020: Hawk
beware! December 13
2020: Life in the leafless trees December 20
2020: Nearly a foot of snow December 27
2020: Mass Sparrow Attack January 3
2021: Celebrating the last day of the year January 10
2021: Winter sounds January 17
2021: Sparrow Wars January 24
2021: The daily red squirrel January 31
2021: It is nothing but winter-winter
cold and savage February 7
2021: A Miller B nor'easter and a Bumpus event February 14
2021: Finding their voice February 21
2021: The daily crow commute February 28
2021: Periwinkle for tea March 7
2021: Snow fleas March 14
2021: All change
2020: On the horns of a dilemma March 29
2020: Spring is coming... April 5
2020: Wordsworth's flowers April 12
2020: Vultures and rabbits April 19
2020: Bloom where you are planted April 26
2020: Winter's dregs May 3
2020: The English daisy May 10
2020: Bud burst! May 17
2020: And now it's summer May 24
2020: Chipmunks and woodchucks May 31
2020: Looking up June 7
2020: Natives and aliens June 14
2002: Save the bees! June 21
2020: A terminological jungle June 28
2020: Empires under the maple tree July 5
2020: Fireflies: a wonder of the Ithaca world July 12
2020: The Deptford pink July 19
2020: Blue jay birds and blue jay humans July 26
2020: Call my bluff August 2
2020: Termite mound or Italian villa? August 9
2020: Happy families August 16
2020: The orthopteran orchestra August 23
2020: Backyard munchers August 30
2020: Wasps galore September 6
2020: The official end of summer September 13
2020: Garden silks September 20
2020: Late season flowers September 27
2020: The War of the Seasons October 4
2020: The backyard harvest October 11
2020: Making a living in the backyard October 18
2020: The winter birdseed feeder is back in business October 25
2020: Fall colors November 1
2020: The end of the 2020 orthopteran orchestra November 8
2020: Fake news! November 15
2020: What's on today's menu? November 22
2020: It smells to high heaven November 29
2020: Peter
Peter
pumpkin eater December 6
2020: Hawk
beware! December 13
2020: Life in the leafless trees December 20
2020: Nearly a foot of snow December 27
2020: Mass Sparrow Attack January 3
2021: Celebrating the last day of the year January 10
2021: Winter sounds January 17
2021: Sparrow Wars January 24
2021: The daily red squirrel January 31
2021: It is nothing but winter-winter
cold and savage February 7
2021: A Miller B nor'easter and a Bumpus event February 14
2021: Finding their voice February 21
2021: The daily crow commute February 28
2021: Periwinkle for tea March 7
2021: Snow fleas March 14
2021: All change