Northwest Wisconsin
Vacationing & Living in Drummond
"Wisconsin - Life's So Good"
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The calendar says it is Spring and the "official" weather forecaster for Wisconsin has said it will be a long, cool approach to springlike weather with some days of fairly warm weather and then back to cool days. Sounds rather normal. Which then leads into all the warm weather activities waiting for you "up north" in Drummond, WI.
The feeder in the photo at left awaits the arrival of the Baltimore orioles. The birds have been seen a bit south of Drummond but with the icicles and snow around the oranges on April 27, 2008, it may be awhile before the orioles continue to fly north for the summer. In the meantime, the red squirrel will eat the orange section by section. And we will wait awhile before putting out the grape jam in the middle container for the orioles.
This is the official web site for the town of Drummond. Rich in logging history for the Rust-Owen Lumber Company, today Drummond is made of up of many different types of businesses servicing the area. Whether you are looking for solitude and outdoor fun or you are looking for a business service you will find it all in Drummond. Please check out the Drummond Business Page
Please check out our "Around Town" photo pages. Click here for Photo Page 1. Now, please click here for Photo Page 2. Be sure to check out both photo pages - and the Drummond Library and the Drummond Historical Museum are shown as stand alone attractions. See the listings on the side bar on the left.
Drummond is nestled in the heart of Chequamegon National Forest in Bayfield County in northern Wisconsin. The area has many outdoor activities for families to enjoy all year around.
Drummond also has a wonderful Historical Museum, a library and the area school district for elementary, middle and high school. Located on Hwy. 63, Drummond is not far from Ashland, Cable or Hayward Wisconsin.
Please call Patsy Larsen at 715-739-6347 to have your photos of the Drummond area and activities posted on this site. Your contribution will be appreciated. Thank you.
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Golden Capped King Bird and a Canadian Goose in Flight |
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White-throated male sparrow. Sings, "Old Sam, Peabody,Peabody" or some people say they sing, "Oh Canada, Canada, Canada". Sounds like someone whistling the tune. When they get that yellow lore (spot on head) they are in breeding plumage and are looking for a mate. |
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Turkeys are Becoming a Common Sight in Our Fields and Our Backyards |
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