Final Post!

During the four-day BioBlitz, I explored a few different areas of Burlington. I started with species right in front of my dorm, and then further across campus towards Athletic and even at Outlook Park. My experience with iNaturalist was kinda rough in the beginning as I kept taking pictures with my camera, then uploading it …

Final Tree Update!

Trees are a flowering! After heading back to salmon hole, I checked on my tree and saw that it is indeed budding. As seen in the iNaturalist post below, the tree has started flowering meaning that soon leaves start growing soon and we won’t be in depressing stick season anymore.

Budding Paper Birch

At Salmon Hole, we found this Paper Birch right at the top of the trail head next to the parking lot. You can tell that this is a birch because the bark is lighter and it’s peeling off. You can tell that this isn’t a winter lookalike as gray birches tend to grow further in …

Changes in Salmon Hole

The foliage has changed drastically in the last few months. There are little to no leaves on the trees, and even the leaf litter scattering the ground is missing. There are a few small bird nests high up, but it looks like there are no inhabitants. Animal activity has decreased, as there are little to …

Bellevue Park in DE

Bellevue State Park is a 328 acre state park in the suburbs of Wilmington, Delaware. It used to be owed by the du Pont Family but was purchased by the state of Delaware in 1976 after the owner William du Pont Jr. passed away as his children had no interest in maintaining it. This area …

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