Here’s my final map sketch…. I tried to make it a little less cluttered than the first one 🙂 Outside of it’s phenology, the site hasn’t changed much this year. I think some of the dead trees I found during … Continue reading →

For the Burlington bioblitz, I took a few pictures of species around campus, also also went to the little “undeveloped” corner of the Burlington country club closest to (redstone) campus. I love iNaturalists immediate suggestions…. makes me feel like a … Continue reading →

Spring has sprung! Despite the snow over the weekend, I was still able to find a few signs of spring. First were the birdcalls: (I had to send the video to the shadow realm. sad!) I don’t know much about … Continue reading →

Yesterday (2/18) my friend and I took a walk to the beautiful staples plaza to visit our favorite store in the world, Michael’s. On the way back, near the gas stations, (and by near the gas stations I mean while … Continue reading →

Hi Carmela! My site is out in Centennial woods (along with most of the rest of the class) not far from the backyards of Centennial court It was hard to get pictures of some of the animal tracks, but you … Continue reading →

This was the last photo I took of my spot this year! I got a little lost trying to get here but it worked out. The only foliage left was the White Pines and a few Norway Maples with some … Continue reading →

The spot I chose at home is a park by my house, called Wildwood Preserve. I chose a spot about 10 minutes from the entrance to the park, a little bit off the trail. I unfortunately completely forgot to get … Continue reading →

Here’s the map I made of my phenology site (sorry, I’m not an artist). I noticed a lot more dead trees than I remember seeing last time, and a lot more branches broken off trees. I wonder if something happened? … Continue reading →

My spot is about a 10 minute walk into Centennial woods, along the bike/running trail, and then a few minutes walk off-trail I chose this place for the small creek seen in the first image, which was initially what caught … Continue reading →