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April 16- Centennial Woods; Not so Springy Spring
olopez1 on Redstone Pines
I had hoped by now I would have seen signs of spring, but snow is still covering the ground. During my walk, I found a pileated woodpecker, a couple of chickadees, robins, and a couple squirrels. Sadly, I did not […]Posted 5 days ago. -
New Place During Break
olopez1 on Redstone Pines
IMG_2014 2 Over spring break I traveled to Akumal, Quintana Roo, Mexico. Quintana Roo is located on the Yucatan Peninsula, alongside the Caribbean Coastline which is home to many reefs. In the past, […]Posted last month. -
Centennial 3/5
olopez1 on Redstone Pines
I would associate my place as a Northern Hardwood stand. I think this is true because there are not many birch trees in my area. There are a lot of sugar maples and hemlock however. After reading Wetland, […]Posted last month. -
NEW SITE CENTENNIAL WOODS
olopez1 on Redstone Pines
I decided to switch my location to Centennial Woods. In the area I explored, I saw many squirrel tracks. I also observed the buds of red maple, ash, and sugar maple. The new area I chose has a bit of a clearing […]Posted February 06, 2018. -
Thanksgiving Phenology
olopez1 on Redstone Pines
I chose the Franconia Ridge trail, its my favorite spot to hike and I visit often. It is located in Franconia, New Hampshire. Holland Perspective: New Hampshire falls are known for sunny clear skies. […]Posted November 30, 2017. -
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Bird's Eye View
olopez1 on Redstone Pines
There are small acorn tops tossed around the ground, a sign that squirrels have been using this area as a home! The leaves are changing and those of the maples are almost gone. The pines will keep their […]Posted October 24, 2017. -
Redstone Pines
olopez1 on Redstone Pines
The Redstone Pines are about a 5 minute walk from my hall, WDW. I chose this area because I tend to hammock here often. I love the breeze and the view. The pine trees remind me of the trees near my home. I feel […]Posted October 02, 2017.