Phenology Blog

For my final post this semester, I wanted to say how I loved seeing my phenology site change since the beginning of the school year. Today there was a light dusting of snow, and it flurried as I walked through Centennial Woods towards my site. There were lots of small branches on the ground – […]

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Description of my new Site in the style of Marbel Wright: You know that creepy and unsettling eerie feeling when you think about an old cemetery? Well that is the feeling that I get everytime I stay over my friend Dora’s house. A few years back she and her family sold their house and moved […]

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The Phenology Site I visited over Thanksgiving Break is an area between my friend’s house and a small cemetery. This place is special to me because when we were younger, my friends and I were creeped out that my friend lives right next to a cemetery. As we got older, we came to realize what […]

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Fall is here, To see this use not your ears, But use your eyes to look around, And notice all the leaves on the ground. This time of year, The forest almost seems clear, With the absence of the green, Chipmunks hiding in the leaves will no longer go unseen. Autumn prepares the land for […]

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My phenology spot is a little different since I last visited it earlier this month. Now there are more leaves, pine needles, and pine cones on the ground, and you can barely see the dirt. The canopy is not as thick as it was, now that most of the trees have lost their leaves and […]

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