After a long day, Stephanie Phillabaum likes to unwind by kicking back and watching birds in her backyard.
It is a hobby the Jackson Township resident picked up during last year s pandemic lockdown. Phillabaum, who runs a preschool and child care center, said the stay-at-home orders had her in search of activities. I started noticing that we had quite a plethora of birds at the house and I thought, well, this is something I can do, she said.
Phillabaum said she bought bird houses and feeders and her new pastime was born.
Among the bird species she pays close attention to are hummingbirds which make their return to Northeast Ohio in late April. There have been a few early sightings but most of these diminutive darlings arrive later in the month.
On April Fools’ Day, Cleveland Orchestra boasts of dinosaur discovery at Blossom
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On Thursday, April Fools’ Day, the Cleveland Orchestra announced that the bones of a previously-unknown dinosaur species had been found on the grounds of its summer home, buried only a few feet under the lawn.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – Blossom Music Center isn’t just a prime outdoor concert venue. Now, apparently, it’s also a prehistoric dig site.
On Thursday, April Fools’ Day, the Cleveland Orchestra announced that the bones of a previously-unknown dinosaur species had been found on the grounds of its summer home, buried only a few feet under the lawn.
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“Yohannes Haile-Selassie is one of the leading paleoanthropologists today,” says Donald Johanson of Arizona State University (ASU), who was working for the Cleveland museum in 1974 while finding the famous Lucy in Ethiopia. “He and his team have made some very important discoveries.” (Photo courtesy of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History)
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