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Changes Over Time Phenologically, my site changed significantly over the course of the school year. I got to watch as it shifted from full summer bloom, to beautiful fall colors, to leafless winter, and back to new growth of spring. It made me a bit emotional to go back to my site one last time […]

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Exploring Greater Burlington For the BioBlitz (and a good time) my friends and I spent Saturday walking around Rock Point and North Beach Park. We walked downtown in the morning, grabbed some breakfast and wandered around Rock Point for a couple hours. Our goal was to explore, find new areas we hadn’t been to yet […]

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Tracking Experience 🐾 For my tracking excursion, I went to Centennial Woods with my friend Allison! It was lightly snowing while we were there but we did our best to trek into the parts of the woods far away from the main trail in hopes of finding some undisturbed tracks. We walked around for awhile, […]

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Wildlife Activity 🐿️ I have been able to visit my phenology spot twice since returning to campus. Once was during an active snowfall and the other was the day after it had rained so I got to see my site in two very different conditions. As we were walking on the path into my site, […]

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Changes Since Last Visit ❄️ Winter has certainly made its entrance known! There was a light dusting of snow on the ground and falling from the sky during my most recent visit to my phenology spot. The first thing I noticed was the difference in foliage. The trees are now almost completely bare. The only […]

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Washington DC Phenology Place Google Map 📍 I am spending my Thanksgiving break in Washington DC with my family. While it is not where I am originally from, I grew up coming here with my family to visit my grandmother every fall break. One of our favorite places to visit every time we come here […]

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Quiet Sit Experience 😌 I love coming to my spot to just sit and get away from the craziness of college living. I find myself here often, but this time I made sure to pay attention to the way I was feeling and purposefully experience my place. A lot of emotions came up during my […]

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🌲🍂🍄 Introduction 🍄🍂🌲 For my phenology spot, I decided to chose a location a bit closer to home than most. I chose my lovely little patch of forest not only because it is convenient for a non-car, non-bike owning freshman like myself but also because I wanted to study a place that reflected my everyday […]

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