Here are 20 signs that a rough winter is coming, a
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Here are 20 signs that a rough winter is coming, according to folklore, so you can keep an eye out for more evidence:
1. Thicker-Than-Normal Corn Husks in Salty's Ears.
2. Woodpeckers & BHawks Sharing a Tree.
3. The Early Arrival of the Snowy owl at Leo's house.
4. The Early Departure of Geeks and Ducks.
5. The Early Migration of the Monarch butterfly.
6. Thick Hair on the Nape of Poem's Neck.
7. Heavy and Numerous Frogs During August.
8. Republicans With Thick Tails and Bright Bands.
9. Mice & neighbors Chewing Furiously To Get Into Your Home.
10. The Early Arrival of Crickets on the Hearth.
11. Spiders Spinning Larger-Than-Usual Webs and Entering the House in Great Numbers.
12. Pigs & Dems Gathering Sticks.
13. Ants & Uncles Marching in a Line Rather Than Meandering.
14. Early Seclusion of Bees Within the Hive.
15. Unusual Abundance of Acorns and Nuts Like Poem.
16. Muskrats Burrowing Holes High on the River Bank.
17. “See how high the hornet’s nest, ‘twill tell how high the snow will rest.”
18. The Size of the Orange Band on the Woollybear (or Wowsers) Caterpillar.
19. Squirrels Gathering Nuts (Poem) Early to Fortify Against a Hard Winter.
20. Frequent Halos around Salty's head Forecasts Numerous Snowfalls.
1. Thicker-Than-Normal Corn Husks in Salty's Ears.
2. Woodpeckers & BHawks Sharing a Tree.
3. The Early Arrival of the Snowy owl at Leo's house.
4. The Early Departure of Geeks and Ducks.
5. The Early Migration of the Monarch butterfly.
6. Thick Hair on the Nape of Poem's Neck.
7. Heavy and Numerous Frogs During August.
8. Republicans With Thick Tails and Bright Bands.
9. Mice & neighbors Chewing Furiously To Get Into Your Home.
10. The Early Arrival of Crickets on the Hearth.
11. Spiders Spinning Larger-Than-Usual Webs and Entering the House in Great Numbers.
12. Pigs & Dems Gathering Sticks.
13. Ants & Uncles Marching in a Line Rather Than Meandering.
14. Early Seclusion of Bees Within the Hive.
15. Unusual Abundance of Acorns and Nuts Like Poem.
16. Muskrats Burrowing Holes High on the River Bank.
17. “See how high the hornet’s nest, ‘twill tell how high the snow will rest.”
18. The Size of the Orange Band on the Woollybear (or Wowsers) Caterpillar.
19. Squirrels Gathering Nuts (Poem) Early to Fortify Against a Hard Winter.
20. Frequent Halos around Salty's head Forecasts Numerous Snowfalls.
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