For this City Nature Challenge weekend, I walked around the edge of the lakefront down in Burlington. It was a little wet and cold, but still nice to get out and see the changes spring has brought with it. Along my walk to the lake, I saw two species, notably birds. One was a Bonaparte’s …
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I went around campus finding the different marked trees, which were a northern red oak, sugar maple, white oak, red maple, and a Norway maple. I did my walk on April 24, so spring is well underway by this point in time. Generally, I noticed that all of the different trees either had breaking buds, …
Before I even knew it, the end of the school year snuck up on me. Spring is here, the sun is shining, the flowers are blooming, and everything is starting to come back to life. As I walked back to my spot in Centennial Woods, I was reminded of how much it had changed over …
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