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Spring storms are in Minnesota's forecast, but fear not: Spring is still hear, and there are signs that are more subtle and harmonious. 

Watching all these is retired mail carrier and full time phenologist John Latimer. John observes the seasonal changes in nature from his home in Grand Rapids, Minn. 

He appears on KAXE community radio there, and he joined host Cathy Wurzer to talk about what he's noticing outside.

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Phenologist John Latimer joined host Cathy Wurzer from Grand Rapids, Minn., to discuss nature and signs of spring.

Spring storms are in Minnesota's forecast, but fear not: Spring is still hear, and there are signs that are more subtle and harmonious. Watching all these is retired mail carrier and full time phenologist John Latimer. John observes the seasonal changes in nature from his home in Grand Rapids, Minn. He appears on KAXE community radio there, and he joined host Cathy Wurzer to talk about what he's noticing outside.

Phenologist John Latimer says subtle, harmonious signs of spring are here despite weather

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