As this semester and my time in RESNR comes to a close, I re-visited my very favorite location in Centennial woods to reflect on my experiences in watching a place shift across phenological changes. When this semester began, Centennial was covered in several blankets of snow, leading the wildlife to hide away, showing mere occasional …
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During the BioBlitz, I explored a patch of woods behind my dorm (“Trinity Woods”), along East Ave, and Centennial Woods. I’ve always found iNaturalist to be a little counterintuitive–as I find that when I try to use it as an identification resource, there are not a lot of options that immediately appear as identification suggestions …
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Note: I visited my phenology spot on March 24th, so these pictures are less relevant to the time of this posting Hello NR1020-er’s! For my third installment of this semester’s phenology, I returned to my initial spot of Centennial Woods. After a fresh blanket of snow late in the season–there were virtually no spring-like showings …
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For this Phenology installment, I traveled to Salmon Hole with my NR friends Zoe and Mairin to find some critter tracks. Arriving to the site, we were greeted with a large sheet of ice across the water of Salmon Hole. The shoreside was completely covered, even freezing over a stream and covering it with a …
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