June in Frontenac State Park: Long, languid days, and a big event June 13

In what other month might you find yourself preparing to hit the sack when dim sunlight is still present, fireflies are winking and blinking, and robins, catbirds and orioles are singing like drunken sailors? June is like that! On the other hand, it’s easier to rise at dawn, even if it’s 5:30 a.m., as the birds start up again with their beautiful racket and sunlight intensifies and pours back. Here’s to June!

 


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