Northern Community Radio presents Phenology

Each week we hear from regular listeners and classrooms around the region who are paying attention to the natural world around them. Resident phenologist John Latimer gathers the messages and shares them during the Phenology Show every Tuesday morning. This week we were so thrilled to hear from so many classrooms taking part in the Phenology Curriculum! We heard from Student Phenologists in Kelliher, Marcell, Hill City, Pike Lake, North Shore, and Northfield. We would love to add your

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Each week, resident phenologist John Latimer closely assesses the subtle changes happening outside and gives a full, official phenology report. This week, John tells us to be on the look out for migrating geese, the vibrant burgandy of the downy arrowwood, magpies and much more. Listen to find out how this year compares to John's 30+ years of data collection! Let us know what you are noticing outside by leaving a

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Each week, resident phenologist John Latimer closely assesses the subtle changes happening outside and gives a full, official phenology report. This week, John takes a deep dive into leaf peak, leaf drop, grouse, eagles and much more. Listen to find out how this year compares to John's 30+ years of data collection! Let us know what you are noticing outside by leaving a voicemail at 218-999-9876 or send us an email.

Each week we hear from regular listeners and classrooms around the region who are paying attention to the natural world around them. Resident phenologist John Latimer gathers the messages and shares them during the Phenology Show every Tuesday morning. This week we were so thrilled to hear from so many classrooms taking part in the Phenology Curriculum! We heard from Student Phenologists in Shevlin, Kelliher, Cohasset, Hill City, North Shore, Northfield and Marcell! We would love to add your

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Each week, resident phenologist John Latimer closely assesses the subtle changes happening outside and gives a full, official phenology report. This week, John takes a deep dive into blooms, leaf peak, leaf drop, butterflies, hummingbirds and much more. Listen to find out how this year compares to John's 30+ years of data collection! Let us know what you are noticing outside by leaving a voicemail at 218-999-9876 or

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Phenology Talkback is your opportunity to communicate with us. Maybe you have an observation to share or a comment to make or maybe you want to ask a question! Leave us a message at 218-999-9876 or send an email and share your thoughts! Our resident phenologist John Latimer gathers the messages from listeners each week and shares them during the Phenology Show on Tuesdays. We are thrilled to have recieved reports

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Each week, resident phenologist John Latimer closely assesses the subtle changes happening outside and gives a full, official phenology report. Nature is changing right before our eyes these days. Listen to these back to back reports and learn how quickly things change in just one week. You’ll hear about what’s gone to seed, what leaves are changing, and why squirrels prefer some nuts over others! Let us know what

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Phenology Talkback is your opportunity to communicate with us. Maybe you have an observation to share or a comment to make or maybe you want to ask a question! Leave us a message at 218-999-9876 or send an email and share your thoughts! Our resident phenologist John Latimer gathers the messages from listeners each week and shares them during the Phenology Show on Tuesdays. In these reports, we heard from listeners,

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Each week, listeners send along phenological observations and questions to Northern Community Radio resident phenologist John Latimer closely assesses the subtle changes happening outside and gives a full, official phenology report. This week John’s report is full of signs of changing seasons, bird migrations, flocks of flickers,, sunflowers blooming, leaves dropping, and much more!

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Each week, listeners send along phenological observations and questions to Northern Community Radio resident phenologist John Latimer. John gathers the voicemails, emails and letters and shares them during the Talkback portion of the Phenology Show every Tuesday morning. We heard from across the listening area and even from Topeka, Kansas this week! Included in the reports - questions about chiggers and mystery

John takes a close look at the changes nature this week...flowers, trees, birds, butterflies, a hazelnut update Check it out here: Let us know what you are seeing by sending an email comments@kaxe.org or leaving a voicemail at 218-999-9876!

Phenology Talkbacks happen every Tuesday morning around 6:50am. Our resident phenologist gathers the emails and phone messages he's received from listeners throughout the week and shares them with the radio audience. This week we heard from the Newstok kids, Russell, Pat, Scot, Lynn and Rory. Nighthawks, hummingbirds, warblers, a wasp and a perplexing bird call are just some of the observations included in this rich report. We’d love to hear what you are noticing and have questions about! Send

Every Tuesday our resident phenologist John Latimer takes a closer look at the natural world around us during the Phenology Show. We share observations from listeners who send in their nature notes via phone and email during our Talkback segment and John gives his official Phenology Report noting the current changes in flora and fauna and comparing those to the notes in his extensive phenology journals. We’d love to know what you are seeing! Send an email, email us a voice message from your

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. Every Tuesday our resident phenologist John Latimer takes a closer look at the natural world around us. He notes subtle and big changes happening and clues listeners in on what will be happening in the coming weeks. How does he know so much? He’s been documenting daily phenological notes for more than thirty years! This week John reports on the blooms in the KAXE rain garden, shares a recording of a chorus or grey

Phenology is the rhythmic biological nature of events as they relate to climate. We are just past the hottest days of summer and so much is happening outside! Click on the arrow to hear John's Phenology Report for the week. Find out what's blooming. Get the berry reports. Learn the differences between the Canada and bull thistle and the tessellated and downy rattlesnake plantain. This week's butterfly report includes clouded sulphurs, fritillaries, pearly eyeds, white admirals, and morning