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Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: LadyJean Date: 06 Sep 10 - 11:19 PM I have cats on my lap. They've been avoiding me while the weather was hot. But now it's getting chilly, I'm a cat bed again. That and the Scottish games are this Saturday. That's the end of summer for me. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Rapparee Date: 06 Sep 10 - 09:42 PM The aspens are starting to turn yellow and there's now s**w on the mountains in the Bitterroots. We have a freeze warning tonight. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Joe_F Date: 06 Sep 10 - 08:52 PM Highs in the 70s (F), two days in a row. "There's a hint of fall in the air." "Don't talk with your mouth full." |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Bee-dubya-ell Date: 06 Sep 10 - 01:29 PM Saw the first clump of sulphur tuft mushrooms this morning. Too bad they aren't edible. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Bettynh Date: 06 Sep 10 - 12:53 PM Anyone seeing monarchs yet? |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: jacqui.c Date: 06 Sep 10 - 12:27 PM After the heatwave of the last couple of weeks we now have warm days and cool nights. Looking out the window there are very small patches of autumnal colour in the trees, a little more each day can be seen. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: GUEST,Patsy Date: 06 Sep 10 - 10:38 AM Black squirrels wow I've seen them on the telly must be strange to look at. I am afraid we only have the common greys where I work still having fun scampering around though, funny enough we have the same problem with the air conditioning here. We have internal buses that keep the heating on all through the summer, crazy. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Phot Date: 06 Sep 10 - 09:49 AM The trees in the Aboretum that is RAF Brampton started to turn last week, the Ninja* squrirrels are stocking up on nuts and fruits that are starting to fall off the trees, and the air conditioning at work has finally been fixed. Which means we will be colder in the office than it will probably be outside! Wassail!! Chris * Yes we do have black squirrels at work! Scary little buggers with red eyes! |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: GUEST,Patsy Date: 06 Sep 10 - 06:35 AM Gloucester in the Autumn is chocolate box beautiful with the reds and golds of the leaves, Batsford Aboretum is especially beautiful in the Autumn it without doubt my favourite season. On a warm Sept/Oct day there is nothing better than to see those birds of prey in the Falconery next to the Aboretum soaring and gliding on the wing. It is great exploring other countries but the West Country through to golden Hereford and the Brecon in Wales is the best battery re-charger for me before the Winter sets in and it is almost right on my doorstep. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Liz the Squeak Date: 06 Sep 10 - 03:42 AM 400 mile round trip to Dorset and back via various other counties (no, I didn't get lost, I had passengers to pick up) this weekend, the hedgerows are laden with hips, haws and berries, the leaves are starting to change and there are some spectacular shades of gold and rust in Epping Forest. The New Forest is purple with heather, the larches are starting to fade from pine to gold, the oaks are full of the bright green dots of acorns... I miss Dorset almost as much in Autumn as I do in May. Missed my usual drive through to the west of it to see relatives this weekend, so haven't been able to lay the homesick ghosts yet.... :( LTS |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: GUEST,CrazyEddie Date: 06 Sep 10 - 03:20 AM Picked Blackberries two weeks ago, hazelnuts will berripe in a week or so... |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: GUEST,Patsy Date: 06 Sep 10 - 03:09 AM Christmas decorations arriving in the shops at the end of August! |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: artbrooks Date: 05 Sep 10 - 01:51 PM The chili roasters are going all over the Rio Grande valley. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Bill D Date: 05 Sep 10 - 01:30 PM Well...the calendar SAYS Sept....but it has been pretty hot here still. (I have to admit, early mornings are finally decent enough to go for a walk. 'Twas not so last week) |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: AllisonA(Animaterra) Date: 05 Sep 10 - 12:54 PM Leaves are turning, it was COLD last night (upper 40sF), and I'm wearing a wool sweater and socks! Also, I made soup stock yesterday for the first time since late Spring. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Bobert Date: 05 Sep 10 - 08:58 AM Crickets in the house... |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: JennieG Date: 05 Sep 10 - 08:42 AM My Canadian friends ans family living in Toronto, Ont, are all saying that the leaves are starting to change colour, but it's still quite warm. Cheers JennieG |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: VirginiaTam Date: 05 Sep 10 - 08:42 AM STOP IT! I haven't had enough summer yet.... wimper |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: gnu Date: 05 Sep 10 - 07:14 AM The Bluejays have arrived. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Cats Date: 05 Sep 10 - 07:06 AM Love it Catspaw! |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Wolfhound person Date: 05 Sep 10 - 05:00 AM My Amelanchier tree is turning red, the parent swallows have left, but not the babies yet, and there's no sign of the geese yet. Paws |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: catspaw49 Date: 04 Sep 10 - 11:32 PM Sign of Autumn? [Link removed - no longer opened a photo] This is one for sure! Spaw |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: katlaughing Date: 04 Sep 10 - 09:00 PM My Rog's grape vine is showing some yellowing of a few leaves here and there, but we were just up on an almost 10,000 elevation plateau today and everything was still quite green, well, except for a lot of the evergreens which are dead from a nasty beetle infestation. Got some nice flower pix [removed - the site no longer hosts blog photos]. |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: mauvepink Date: 04 Sep 10 - 08:28 PM Leaves are turning, some are falling and the nights are certainly drawing in here in the UK mp |
Subject: RE: BS: Signs of Autumn From: gnu Date: 04 Sep 10 - 06:28 PM My buddy told me yesterday that some maples near his house have some red leaves (Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada). It has been in the mid 30s all week. How dare they! |
Subject: BS: Signs of Autumn From: Cats Date: 04 Sep 10 - 06:03 PM This week the last swallows and swifts left. For the last week they have been sitting on the telephone wires and yesterday there were none. A sure and final sign that autumn has arrived at last |