Grizzly bears were captured during the springtime (April to June) from 1999 to 2008 using remote drug delivery (Pneu-Dart Inc. or Dan-Inject) either by helicopter or following restraint by foot snares [ 60], and since 2004 with culvert traps [ 61, 62].
I'm sure T. S. Eliot, who was depressed, found the springtime month of April difficult.
"The 'may' syllable is quite trendy right now ― conjuring up the springtime month and other rising names like Mabel and Maisie, plus May/Mae itself, which is coming back as a middle name choice," she said.
There was more than birds singing and trees blooming outside the main Cern cafeteria in March to suggest that springtime for physics was approaching.
Sunken Cathedrals There was more than birds singing and trees blooming outside the main Cern cafeteria in March to suggest that springtime for physics was approaching.
The message of the latest polls isn't that springtime gas prices and culture war debates will determine who wins the White House in November.
And Mel Brooks thought that Springtime for Hitler was the zenith of satire.
No wonder, then, that springtime often brings forth exhibitions devoted to flowers.
-- Michigan State's chances for another springtime march deep into the N.C.A.A. tournament were as broad as the smile on Tom Izzo's face midway through the second half of Sunday's game against Maryland.
Winter included January and February; springtime, March to May summerr, June to August, and autumn, September to November.
Regional-habitat productivity explained an additional 6.6% of variation in body length (F = 13.3, df = 1, 65, p <0.001) based on average springtime (May-June) temperatures.
