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Winter
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Winter
The season which spans from the Winter Soltice (around December 21) to the Vernal Equinox (around March 21)
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Naples later flourished with an influx of wealthy winterers and the support of Barron Collier, builder of the Tamiami Trail.
Naples & The Everglades by Walton, Chelle Koster / Tampa Bay & Florida's West Coast Adventure Guide, 4th ed.
Regular winterers in the city centre, of course, but they seem to be returning to the urban environment earlier each year, unless they were passage birds.
John Dempsey on country matters... travel/country by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Grey plovers (my own personal favourite) breed in the high Arctic - our winterers come from the Russian breeding populations, which nest up on the tundra, but birds that breed in the arctic wastes of North America will spend winter months as far away as South America and Australia.
travel/country: John Dempsey; on country matters .. by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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