I ventured out to my phenology spot while some snow was still left on the ground, it was absolutely gorgeous, and the peaceful escape I needed from the chaos of finals. I think that the most obvious and drastic difference between the phenology of my spot now compared with a few months ago is the … Continue reading →

In honor of returning home for Thanksgiving, I decided there was no better place for my phenology spot than my very own backyard. Kindly requesting nobody shows up to my house. Thanks. I decided to channel my inner artist for this post to produce a sketch of my backyard. Here’s what I ended up with: … Continue reading →

This week, I spent 15 minutes sitting quietly at my spot in the woods, taking in all of the things surrounding me. I noticed a very crisp, woody, fall smell to the air, with a touch of wet leaves. The trees still held on to a lot of their leaves, although a good amount had … Continue reading →

Hi, welcome to my phenology blog! Today I took a little trip out to my favorite spot in Centennial Woods to observe the phenology in the height of leaf peeping season. To get to this specific spot, I would recommend putting these coordinates into google maps. However, if this is not an option, you can … Continue reading →