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Because i am going to talk for a bit here. My name is mark pendergrast. There are probably about one third of the people know because that is their name also or they are related to me. This is the bookstore i like to come to. It is an independent bookstore with great heart and also close to where the pendergrast enclave has lived for many many years. I grew up here in atlanta. I live in vermont now. But i come back here very frequently to see my mother who is right here. And my father who is very much involved in my research for this book. He read most of the manuscript and who died last year ...

Folks, i guess we are going to start here. So, thank you so much for coming and i hope you are comfortable because im going to talk for a bit here. My name is Mark Pendergrass as a about a third of the people in the audience do because that is their name, also. They are related to me. This is the bookstore i love to come to all independent bookstore with great hearts and is also close to where the pendergrass enclave has lived for many many years. I grew up he or in atlanta. I live in vermont, now. I come back here frequently to see my mother who is right here in my father who was very much in...

Snowy owls, the largest North American owls, have begun their journey south from the Arctic, and have been spotted at Presque Isle State Park.

A laughing gull made a brief appearance near the lighthouse at Presque Isle State Park on Tuesday. A white-crowned sparrow was spotted in Erie on Wednesday; they should be nesting on the Arctic tundra or in alpine meadows at this time of year! Some rather uncommon butterflies were observed this past week in Waterford including Compton’s tortoiseshell, Baltimore and Dion skipper. Wildflowers in bloom now are bee balm, purple coneflower, Canada lily, swamp rose, Venus looking glass, viper’s bugloss, jewelweed, hairy willow herb, creeping bellflower, Queen Anne’s lace, butterfly-weed, f...

Most migrants have passed north, but some late ones are still being reported around Erie such as Lincoln’s sparrow, pine siskin, Wilson’s warbler, Canada warbler and blackpoll warbler. Birds heard singing now are likely territorial males already mated with females that will stay and nest. Butterflies on the wing now are black swallowtail, spicebush swallowtail, eastern tiger swallowtail, American copper, red admiral, red-spotted purple, little wood-satyr, monarch, Zabulon skipper, Hobomok skipper and silver-spotted skipper. Wildflowers in bloom include miterwort, sheep sorrel, Englis...