April 23, 2023 – Eric Terral My spot by the stream in Centennial Woods, Overall, my site has not changed too drastically over the semester. I would say the most significant change would be things budding and new growth emerging which is an incredible site. there are some smaller-scale changes to the site that could …
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The Red maple This Tree is relatively close to my Phenology spot in Centennial Woods and I look forward to watching it bud and flower in the springtime
My new TREEE As you can see from the image above, there are no obvious blooms yet. However, I can tell that the buds are maturing and will probably bud within the week or so. I look forward to seeing all the trees in spring glowing a vibrant green.
Unfortunately, I completely forgot about Phenology assignment #3, so I will start with #4. I have found a red maple sapling that is in a perfect spot to observe because it is boldly sticking out of the side of a tree and is close to my Phenology spot. Since this is my first time visiting …
I stayed in Burlington for spring break, and not having access to a car made it difficult to “travel to a rural place in Vermont.” I decided to go to a place significant to me for a while, especially over spring break. This spot is located in the Burlington Country Club at the top of …
Cedar (I think Cedar, could be hemlock) tree cluster near Redstone Green area I walk by these trees every day, and every time it snows, some tracks go to and from these trees and around this area. At first, I thought these were human steps walking through the snow. However, they are much too narrow …
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The Spot: The Tracks:
Hello climbers! Smugglers Notch is looking increasingly barren as of late, no leaves are left on the trees, and the colorful leaves that littered the ground on my last visit are all brown and decayed. Since my spot is directly adjacent to the road, I do not see much wildlife in the past apart from …
Below this text is a photo of me climbing at my new phenology spot. This is a specific route on Looking Glass Rock. I chose this place because it felt very special to me. Most of the lower parts of this enormous rock are under complete tree cover, but this little break in the leaves …
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15 minute observation next to the Truth and Lies boulder in Smugglers notch I sat right underneath the “Really Big Rock” in the above drawing and observed my surroundings. The most prominent sound was the wind and the occasional car that drove by since I was roughly 15 feet from the road. I also heard …