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Photo of the Week: First Snowy Day in January

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Snow-covered wooden pedestrian bridge over Fleming Creek, snow-covered plants, shrubs, and trees line the trail leading to and away from the bridge.

After a dull, gray, and rainy January in southeast Michigan with only a few days of sunshine, I was glad for this morning’s snow showers. The light layer of white snow brightened up the landscape and made it a lot easier to find bright red Northern Cardinals which stand out against the snow-covered branches. Until… Continue reading Photo of the Week: First Snowy Day in January

Photo of the Week: Calm Fall Morning at Barton Pond

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Look out over the calm waters of Barton Pond in Ann Arbor, green deciduous trees on the far shoreline. In the foreground a wooden bench and wooden deck.

Our first official fall event for the Washtenaw Audubon Society was this weekend (autumnal equinox or first day of fall was September 22, 2022 at 9:03pm). The morning walk at Barton Nature Area in Ann Arbor, Michigan took us on the trails near the river as we searched for fall warblers, dodged multiple rain showers,… Continue reading Photo of the Week: Calm Fall Morning at Barton Pond

World Information Architecture Day Ann Arbor Returns February 22

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World IA Day Ann Arbor registration

Save the date and get your tickets for World Information Architecture Day 2020 in Ann Arbor, Michigan!

Returning for the ninth year, World Information Architecture (IA) Day Ann Arbor is the annual event created by the Information Architecture Institute and produced by local volunteers.

The Ann Arbor event will be held Saturday, February 22, 2020 and is organized by School of Information students at the University of Michigan.

This year’s theme: The IA Element. Continue reading World Information Architecture Day Ann Arbor Returns February 22

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