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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2012
Page
13
Actor and unknown entities appear in a fragmented text likely about a short period and an assorted list. The readable parts suggest a miscellaneous note or clipping containing scattered terms without a coherent event or named subjects.
Groundhog Day on February 2 prompts spring forecast based on a shadow. The Mini Page explains groundhogs or woodchucks, their whistle call, diet, size about 20 inches and 10 pounds, burrowing lifestyle, and eastern North American distribution up to Alaska.
Groundhogs hibernate for about four months and seal burrow entrances with dirt. They emerge as weather warms. Predators include wolves, coyotes, foxes, and eagles. When trapped they fluff fur and grind teeth to deter threats.
Katherine Dines directs The Children's Music Network and conducts school workshops where she guides children to write lyrics and music, then perform and record their compositions.
Ingredients include brown sugar white sugar cinnamon pecans and margarine. Melt butter and sugars with cinnamon and pecans then pour over graham crackers. Bake at 375 degrees for 12 minutes. Cool before serving with adult supervision.
The article recalls Civil War general William Hazen who led the Weather Bureau and collected folklore on animal behavior as weather signals. It cites Zuni frogs, Seminole frigate birds, and other animal signs, noting some folklore is entertaining but not reliably true.
Groundhog Day originated in Pennsylvania with Punxsutawney Phil predicting spring for 125 years. Candlemas on February 2 and Imbolc mark early spring in Europe. Germans and others used hedgehogs and other animals before the groundhog tradition.
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