My new phenology place, formerly my touchstone landscape, is just one small plot of land within the very historically rich town of Charlotte, Vermont. Charlotte has been a farming town […]

Since I have been studying remotely this semester, my updated phenology place is my “touchstone landscape” that I have been visiting throughout the semester. Because my touchstone landscape is only […]

Warm, summery air blows through the forest on a mid-November afternoon. The leafless tree tops softly shift in the breeze causing the remaining bird’s nests to sway with them. Though […]

This month, my phenology place has seen a great shift. The ecosystems are dynamically changing to get ready for the coming winter. The leaves have all finally been shed, the […]

As the temperature starts to fall and the days get increasingly shorter, the natural systems within my phenology landscape reflect the Autumnal changes. Winter is coming; the plants and animals […]

The area that I have chosen to study for my phenology blog is on a small horse farm in North Ferrisburgh, Vermont. Sitting in Northern Addison County, this plot of […]