Critters and Beasties of Moberly Lake Christmas Notes
A personal reflection from Moberly Lake about wildlife and holiday happenings. Pine and evening grosbeaks depart for the holidays while six blue jays return to the feeder. A playful account covers a flying squirrel sighting, coyotes, a dog named Charlie, and a humorous jab at foresters. Wishing readers a happy healthy New Year.
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Addressing SAD through light and activity in northern winters
The author details personal winter depression symptoms and how increased outdoor light and regular exercise helped mitigate SAD. It notes the prevalence in northern climates, explains light’s effect on melatonin and serotonin, and suggests steps such as daily sunlight, possible light boxes, and glasses, plus contact for the Society for Light Treatment and Biological Rhythms and a light boxes hotline.
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