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Outdoors program abound

Plenty on tap with fall seasons in sight Even though the dog days of August are upon us, excitement and activity for the fall outdoors seasons is on the rise. Fall is a perfect time to learn about hunting, fishing, birding and other nature pursuits such as camping, hiking and boating.

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Oswego County outdoors writer visits the Nature Park at Camp Zerbe

Oswego County outdoors writer Spider Rybaak in his blog this week takes a break from fishing in his newest blog about the Nature Park at Camp Zerbe. His blog takes you on a journey through the beautiful Camp Zerbe wilderness…

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Outdoors Dan: Try fishing Minnesota with the kids for walleye

There are great lakes that offer family-friendly fun.

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Outdoors journal

Monday Local underwater photographer Michael Eversmier will present his underwater images and talk about his experiences diving in the Chesapeake Bay , 7:30p.m., Oregon Ridge Nature Center, 13555 Beaver Dam Road, Cockeysville.

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Of the Outdoors: Tips For Hunting ‘Shrooms, Asparagus

This is the time of the year when Mother Nature’s Garden starts to grow and mature.

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Gear heads: Cool new gadgets enhance enjoyment of the great outdoors

Feeling restless? Maybe a little stir crazy

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Outdoors notices: Bird banding hike scheduled

Powdermill Nature Reserve in Rector will have a bird banding hike from 8 a.m. to noon Sunday.

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In touch with nature: Naturalist Program gives students a new appreciation of great outdoors (Newton Citizen)

When Cindy Roesel visited the Big Haynes Creek Nature Center in Conyers she noticed a bare, wide open meadow near the walking trail.

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The great outdoors (The Herald-Mail)

Mother Nature froze most outdoor activities in the Tri-State region, but people like hobbyist snowboarder Jon Kalbaugh are getting the last laugh.

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Outdoors: Taking stock of the Wild Game Freezer (The Times-Reporter)

This is what two feet of snow and the inability to sleep will do to you: The other morning I took a break from cleaning the toaster to see just exactly how much more of this blasted snow Mother Nature had in store for us.

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