THE PARKKEEPER
Also called Parky
kept an eye on visitors
wore a uniform
THE PARKKEEPER
Also called Parky
kept an eye on visitors
wore a uniform
THE TOWN CRIER
Come, Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
I bring a proclamation
Spring will be here soon!
BAN SIDHE (Banshee)
Old Irish, Fairy
Vengeful if one offends them
Clodhna their Queen
CREPESCULAR
Resembling twilight
Shadowy forms loom about
dim and indistinct
PERIGREE
Point in the orbit
of a heavenly body
which is nearest earth
ASSIDUITY
Workers in the hive
apply a constant effort
when making honey
CAVIL
Blow against the fur*
he cavils at all I say
only to find fault
Note: To blow against the fur comes from the practice of furriers to blow against a pelt to find imperfections.
NIVAL
Plants that grow in snow
A Godsend for some wildlife
during the winter
HIBERNACULUM
Winter quarters, home.
Such as a squirrel’s Drey nest
both warm and cosy
Geese are overhead
Flying in “V” formation
South for the winter