Almost all of the trees have lost their leaves, the Norway Maples still have leaves but they are almost all gone. The forest floor is covered with the fallen leaves, there is no visibility of the dirt and grass below. There are also more fallen trees then my past visits, with signs of early decomposition. …

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I chose my Grandma’s backyard as my Thanksgiving phenology spot. She live on a mountain in Bennington surrounded by the trees. I saw many species including Red Maple, Paper Birches, American Beech. There was at least an inch or two of snow on the ground, so it was hard to look for species which live …

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