TRR photo by Scott Rando This male deer, one of this year’s offspring, forages for grass in early November. A hint of antler growth can be spotted at the pedicels, the bumps on the skull that form the base for antlers. Next fall, this deer will probably have a small rack.

Oh, deer!

It’s whitetail time again

Anyone who has been out and about in the last few weeks likely has noticed folks in the woods dressed in orange and carrying rifles. It is the time for the annual hunt for the elusive whitetail deer. Elusive may be a subjective term, as they seem to show up at just the wrong times, like illuminated by headlights during the commute to work, or in the garden foraging on some newly planted ornamental bush.

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Back to the Garden

Snow Moon Garden

By WILL CONWAY

Look at the flowers—for no reason. It is simply unbelievable how happy flowers are.

—Osho

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Hardwood association holds dinner open to all

TUNKHANNOCK, PA—The Northern Tier Hardwood Association will host its annual dinner on Tuesday, December 11 at 6:00 p.m. at the Shadowbrook Inn.

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