I got to go back into Centennial Woods today to visit the American Beech I’ve been observing, which was very fun! I’m starting to notice the beginning signs of spring and I’m enjoying being able to see the ground again. My walk to the tree was very nice until I had to go uphill where […]
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March 27th
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Spring Break Spot
Posted in Uncategorized on March 19, 2023 | Leave a Comment »
A stark contrast to my phenology spot in Centennial Woods, my spring break spot in Jupiter, Florida served as an interesting (and much warmer) comparison. Situated on the east coast of Florida, this beach and its surrounding areas are comprised of a thin bed of sandy marine sediments that sit a top limestone. This is […]
March 11th
Posted in Uncategorized on March 7, 2023 | Leave a Comment »
Today I took a cold and windy walk into Centennial Woods in search of trees to upload to iNaturalist. When looking for specific tree species, I decided to try to find a paper birch because it would be the easiest to identify. I was able to find one fairly quickly, but the twigs were not […]
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Hi guys! My name is Emily and I'm from Long Island New York! I'm a Wildlife Biology major and I'm very passionate about wildlife conservation. Some fun facts about me are that I'm allergic to gluten, I love to travel, and I have two dogs:) Welcome to my phenology blog!