Hello all and welcome back. Since the new semester has started, I decided to change my phenological site. However, it has not moved very far. It is still located in Centennial Woods, and can be found by taking the main path all the way in, without turning. There are two clearing that you come to, but if you continue straight, it is off to the side of this main path. Here are some pictures to identify the site:
And here is a map of the site:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1YRrtvxloLKBacEJqlBNyG8pMxjRW2Cn4&ll=44.47797832637956%2C-73.18458609999999&z=17
During my visit, apart from the human-made footprint, the only tracks I noticed were those of a dog.
It was interesting to discover that there were no deciduous trees that were encompassed in my site. The majority of the trees were Eastern White Pines, towering over everything. There were also a few Eastern Hemlock saplings growing ever so determinedly.
