The ice is almost out of our stretch of the Ammonoosuc, and with that came the first Red Wing Blackbirds, a pair of Canada Geese looking for a grassy patch, and the songbirds are showing up daily. We had a flock of Robins on the front lawn this morning and there's a male cardinal singing his heart out out back, up the hill! It's coming!
Don't forget to bring your birdfeeders IN especially at night, as the Black Bears are definitely out and very hungry! As our friend, Andy Timmins, from the NH Bear Project said to us: "A FED BEAR IS A DEAD BEAR!" Bears who live too close to people generally end up becoming a nuisance that can result in their demise. With the ground uncovering from a long winter, there are plenty of natural food sources now available for the birds, so don't feel that you are depriving your feathered friends!
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
FIRST ANNUAL RIVERGLEN CHALLENGE
Riverglen House of Littleton is sponsoring the first ever "Riverglen Challenge" on Saturday, September 12, 2009. This is a five mile run/two mile walk aimed at raising awareness of the health benefits of exercize for all age groups, with particular emphasis on seniors. The Riverglen Challenge will be a fundraiser for local senior programs. Stay posted for further details and entry information!
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
New Blog for Riverglen House
Get ready for news, activities and updates from The Riverglen House in Littleton, NH. There's always something happening at The Riverglen House. View our Activities Calendar or contact our staff for more information about our active community!
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