Wintered

The passenger pigeon wintered from Arkansas, Tennessee, and North Carolina south to Texas, the Gulf Coast, and northern Florida, though flocks occasionally wintered as far north as southern Pennsylvania and Connecticut.

For many retirement years Les and Donna wintered in Texas.

This week’s poem, Jodi Paloni’s “Winter Kale,” invites us to contemplate a wintered-over cruciferous green and all it might mean to us in the cold months.

For many years, Dee and Dennis wintered in Everglades City, Florida, enjoying fishing and collecting seashells.

Bev and Russ wintered in Florida for several years until they purchased a home in Kingman, Arizona.

Sheila and he made many new friends at the North Turn, most of whom wintered from Canada at the inlet.

In 1637 a small party of Puritans reconnoitered the New Haven harbor area and wintered over.

Mawson and six men who had remained behind to look for him wintered a second year until December 1913.

The ruling elite wintered in the city and spent from spring to late autumns in their fields.

They were carried out primarily in the summer, as the Vikings wintered in Scandinavia.

Thompson wintered at Saleesh House before beginning his final journey back to Montreal in 1812.

Wintered in Georgia, then traveled to New England where he died.