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This is the final visit to my birch tree. The leaves have fully grown and the tree is much more green. There is a huge difference compared to the first visit of this site. The surrounding birch trees have also … Continue reading →

This is a visit of my tree on April 23rd. The tree is starting to turn green as the buds have turned into leaves. My phenology spot is right on campus so traveling here is pretty easy and accessible. A … Continue reading →

April 23, 2023 From a quick glance it seems like my phenology spot has not changed at all. A lot of time has pasted since I first found my spot and thinking back a lot has happened in my spot. … Continue reading →

As I was walking around my phenology site I found a paper birch (Betula papyrifera) tree (I couldn’t find time during the day so I had to go out at night). I knew it was a paper birch because of … Continue reading →

I went to Rocky Point and the woods around North Beach. There were mostly human foot prints but as we walked around I saw what looked like deer tracks. On our walk we did not see any animals, except someone … Continue reading →

Coming back to my spot this year, I’ve noticed a few big changes. For the first time everything is completely covered in snow! Last visit there was no snow at all and everything was very grey and drab. Now, the … Continue reading →

When I was home I thought about some good natural areas around my house. This place came to my mind, it is one location that I’ve spent countless hours throughout my years growing up. Taughannock Falls state park brings people … Continue reading →

12/8/22 Everything is a bit more grey. The ground unfortunately not covered by snow, there is surprisingly no snow in sight. It’s almost mid December and the temperature is in the mid 40s, that is way too warm for Vermont. … Continue reading →

Sit spot. As I sat in my sit spot I looked around, the warm fall air flowed around me. It felt oddly like spring, a time when all of the animals are coming back out for the season. It felt … Continue reading →

ALEX ZONERJOURNAL ENTRY 1 My Phenology Spot. Map location of Phenology spot. In this spot there are a few sugar maples, red oak, some small grass/shrub vegetation, American beech, and honeysuckle.