-Caveat Lector-
I'm not knowledgeable about the Jewish calendar (yet), but based upon
evidence in the New Testament Nativity stories, mainly the behavior of
the shepherds in Luke, Jesus would have been born sometime between
midsummer and mid-autumn. It couldn't have been March, that would have
been in the middle of lambing time, and the shepherds would not be out
in the fields until the lambs were big enough to keep up with the
flock. They wintered in town, so December is out. Luke 2:8 specifically
says the shepherds were "abiding in the field...."
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