Using iNaturalist is nothing I’m new to. I have worked with the app on previous blog posts, and have gotten quite used to the interface. All I have to do is open the app, take a picture of wildlife, and it will suggest labels for it. That’s when the problem occurred. A large majority of …

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At 2:00 in the afternoon on the 3rd of April, 2025, I set off to chart the phenological changes among five different trees on the University of Vermont campus. I was looking for a red oak, sugar maple, white oak, red maple, and a Norway maple, respectively. Being a Pennsylvanian, I am used to early …

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