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The Abenaki tribes were in Centennial woods before the European Settlers came and they used the natural resources around them to sustain themselves. They didn’t change the landscape much except for occasional controlled fires to make pasture like land for hunting and traveling. When the European Settlers came they ravaged the forest to clean for […]

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Thanksgiving Break Post

  This is my google maps location of my thanksgiving phenology place. In the style of Mabel Wright Barren and solemn naught in the overhead but a spare leaf here or there. A squirrel passes by chittering away looking for its stored nuts to stave off the hunger the wintry weather brings. When the wind […]

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There is my event map starting from top and winding its way to the bottom. Today I noticed a lot less vegetation. The ground was littered with leaves and the majority of colours I saw were orange and brown. When I looked in the surrounding tree line I saw a speckle of green and yellow […]

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After visiting my spot this Sunday in the hail I noticed that the temperature change in the weather has caused the ferns to start turning yellow and other weeds and vegetation to die off. The deciduous trees are also changing colour and turning beautiful shades of oranges, reds, and yellows. This is a panorama of […]

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Introduction

    Greetings Dear Reader, The place I chose was in Centennial Woods near the Centennial Brook and the baseball field. To get there from central campus residence hall you have to turn right on Colchester heading toward Trinity Campus then turn right on East Ave. Next go left on University Road then turn right […]

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A panorama picture of my site   As you can see my site still has a lot of green in it along with a relatively dense under story filled primarily with ferns. The colors are changing to orange and red on the ground as well as a little yellow in the trees. As I was […]

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