Winter is certainly on its way in Centennial Woods! My phenology spot is ready for the snow, as all the deciduous trees have officially shed their leaves. The brook is flowing slowly but steadily with no ice in sight except for a few frozen droplets hanging from the blades of grass above. Because my phenology […]
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Centennial Woods: December 10th
Posted in NR-001 Project on December 10, 2022 | Leave a Comment »
Vischer Ferry Nature & Historic Preserve: November 28th
Posted in NR-001 Project on December 5, 2022 | Leave a Comment »
Over the Thanksgiving break, I chose Vischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve as my new phenology spot. This spot seemed like an obvious choice to me as I have frequented it countless times over the past few years. However, I was able to see it in a new light with the knowledge I have gained […]
Centennial Woods: November 7th
Posted in NR-001 Project on November 7, 2022 | Leave a Comment »
Update Since I last visit my phenology spot, it has changed quite a bit. Almost every deciduous tree has shed its leaves, with only Eastern white pines adding vibrant green to the landscape. There was one tree holding onto its green leaves for dear life, which I identified as a common buckthorn (pictured below). Sitting […]
Introduction to Centennial Woods
Posted in NR-001 Project on October 17, 2022 | Leave a Comment »
Introduction For my phenology project, I chose a spot in Centennial Woods. To get to my spot you start at the beginning of the trail and continue following the path until you reach a clearing with a bridge that overlooks the river. I chose to do my phenology project in Centennial Woods because it is […]