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November 13, 2013

November 21, 2014Nature JottingsCindy Salo

Pastures are noticeably green, their winter forage now well-sprouted.

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About Woody & Nature Jottings

Woody Hume cares for the land and livestock in the Middle San Pedro River Valley of southern Arizona. Woody is a skilled naturalist and keen observer of the birds and wildlife that visit the pastures, stock pond, and mesquite bosque where he works.

The Sweetwater Center shares excerpts from his writings as part of our work exploring links between conservation and agriculture.

Woody uses the Tucson Audubon Society's book, Finding Birds in Southeast Arizona.

Copyright Woody Hume 2013-2017. Unauthorized use, except for excerpts and links with credit given to Woody Hume, is prohibited.

Woody and Loompy moving cattle.           Photo, Sue Newman.Woody and Loompy moving cattle

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