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Wanner weather has both ad- ; vantages and disadvantages; ■>.
A New Yorker who awakes to the liquid cadences of the mocking bird, once the aviansymbdl of the j south, or the Canadian wheat j grower who finds farming possible 50 miles north of the former limits may be delighted. '
>’ Hurts Clam ra fts. Skier 's
A different view may bf taken bv a New England waterman who finds tropical green crabs threatening his clam beds, or the skier who j is forced to go farther and higher to find snow. > ■ ■
All forms of wildlife have been affected. Turkev vultures soar in ; western Massaahusetts, where they! , were not seen 15 vears ago. White i rgre»s stalk the\ Middle Atlantic j* m-rshes. In South Dakota and •;m:i»nesot8. the'cardinal flashes "at "• f more northerly points.
Reports indicate that the moose
the nrtfaf be^r, as well as die eommonJS oposstaJii are . finding haunts weiLocutk of their former 'ranees - u ' kk ..... . . ,;V-4
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