I was confused about the "woolly bear" ref. We always call them wooly worms in VA.I googled the term and it's a locale thang.I have heard that story about the woolies. And also about a lot of acorns. Did a home run slide recently in VA on my driveway walking over a ton of them....ouch!
Hic-ree nuts, akernz, persimmins... all around heavy mast crop this year.All the tree rats picking hickory nuts and husking them... sounds like it's raining. Especially as dad-gum dry as it is.
In Rowan county vernacular... "I seen" a werm of wooliness today. According to Greg's info-graphic, he was average.
Hafta go with the Farmers Almanac...Click to follow link...
Hafta go with the Farmers Almanac...Click to follow link...A little slice of Americana gone.
Click to follow link...Now what the heck did that wooly worm say!?And that's not wind chill temp they referred to....
Click to follow link...Now what the heck did that wooly worm say!?And that's not wind chill temp they referred to....Put another layer on and quit complaining And MY woolly bear said a cold start (you need a local woolly bear for Roanoke).