Critters and Beasties of Moberly Lake
June, a long time resident of Moberly Lake, notes seasonal wildlife activity including juncos feeding at sunrise and sunset, blue jays stashing seeds, two woodpeckers fighting over a flicker cavity, chickadees using cavities for warmth, evening grosbeaks increasing, geese flying in V formations, red admiral butterflies visiting remaining blooms, and bees resting at sunflowers as nights grow colder.
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Roy
June
Moberly Lake
Fort St John hosts first Children’s Costume Exchange
On October 13 2001 Cindy’s Costumes & Characters invites families to trade barter and swap children’s costumes at 9803B 102nd Street back entrance between 2 00 and 5 00 pm. Children’s costumes can be dropped off and exchanged to keep Halloween affordable and community minded in Fort St John.
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Cindy
Fort St. John
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