Phenology Part 2

I have chosen to visit the same place as I did the previous semester. It is a small patch of woods located behind Mercy Hall in the Trinity Campus. The Coordinates are 44.484373, -73.193169. You can see it on a map here: here. Since last visiting my phenology site there have been many characteristic changes visible in the landscape. The most obvious being the amount of snow on the ground. It is now very easy to see the wildlife prevalent in the land scape based on the tracks left behind.

The most prevalent tracks visible on my penology spot was that of the Gray Squirrel. They could be seen at the base of most of the large trees in the immediate area.
More evidence that the tracks seen on the ground were that of a Grey Squirrel
I believe this to be the twig of a Norway Maple
Sugar Maple are very common on my site.

~ by hnyoike on February 20, 2019.

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