Frank looks pretty much the same as the last time I visited her. Frank’s branches are budding but there is no sign of any leaves. Frank, who is a Northern Red Oak, is a species whose phenological changes develop later … Continue reading →

I noticed on our walk that the vegetation in Massachusetts looks different from what my phenology location in Burlington looks like. For example, there are a lot of rhododendrons here which we are less likely to see up north in … Continue reading →

I used iNaturalist to make an observation about my Northern Red Oak tree. When identifying my tree I saw that there was a few old oak trees still holding onto the branches so then I went and checked what the … Continue reading →