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Phenology with Northern Minnesota naturalist Larry Weber every Friday morning at 8:20 on Northland Morning on The North 103.3 in Duluth, MN. Have a question for Larry Weber? Email us and you might hear his answer on the show!
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Larry Weber talks about the temps, the fallen leaves, and some migrations numbers
Larry Weber talks about the fall staples, and also touches on what the insects are doing right now
Larry talks about the constant changes of autumn and details the origins of the saw-whet owl's name
Larry Weber talks about the first burst of leaf color and the nearly countless birds riding the thermals at Hawk Ridge
Larry Weber talks about the natural sights as summer gives way to autumn
Larry Weber embraces September and relishes in the birds, leaves, mushrooms, spiders, and more
Larry Weber brings the enthusiasm for the sensational month of September
Larry Weber talks about the many highlights - and one disappointment - of August 2026
Larry Weber talks about the fantastic sights in the outdoors, including the abundance of goldenrod
Larry Weber talks about migrating birds and how some people categorize August as an autumn month
Larry Weber continues to herald Awesome August as he highlights the foggy mornings and the silence of the birds
Larry Weber laments the lack of rain in July but looks forward to the sights of August
Larry Weber talks about the insects, flowers, and expectations for the latter half of summer
Larry Weber passes on talking about the smoke and focuses on the plants and animals of July
Larry Weber talks about the insects and reptiles that are all around, and he heralds 90 years since the hottest week in Duluth's history
Larry Weber talks about the signs of summer, including the inevitable rise in temps
Judy Gibbs fills in for Larry Weber and talks about summer sightings
Larry Weber talks about the positive impact of the recent rainfall
Larry Weber talks about the precipitation stats, the new month, and all of the growing ahead
Larry Weber talks about the shift from blooming spring to the many different beginnings of summer
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