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Rainy Observations

The old saying, April showers bring May flowers, could not be more true when describing the weather in Washington, DC this past month (Figure 1). And, while the combination of quarantine orders and rain should compel people to remain indoors, local paths and sidewalks are teeming with life – both human and flora and fauna. […]

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February Expeditions

This week saw a large increase in the amount of snowfall coming down in the Burlington area and beyond. The freshly fallen snow blanketed the ground and trees of Centennial (see Figure 1), reminding me of Christmas time. However, this mid-winter wonderland was starkly contrasted with the chirping of birds in the close distance. Since […]

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Winter Adventures

Howdy folks, and welcome back! Lots has been happening around Burlington since my last post, mainly snow. While last semester, my phenology site could be found along the Burlington Bike Path, I decided to move it for this semester into Centennial Woods (the sheer amount of bikes in the bike room makes it almost impossible […]

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A Visit Home

While Vermont was covered in a thin layer of snow as my plane took off last Friday morning, there was no sign of winter in Washington DC where I landed a mere hour and a half later. In fact, both the temperature and copious amounts of vibrant leaves still situated on the trees suggested that […]

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A Sense of Place

The Winooski Bridge has undergone quite a few changes over the years. And, currently it is going through even more changes with the seasons and the new restoration projects. Here at the Winooksi River Bridge you cannot observe many changes enacted by the construction taking place further down the trail, but the seasons are in […]

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On this particular cloudy Wednesday afternoon, the squirrels were alive along the Burlington Bike Path. Not only did I observe numerous squirrels around the Winooski Bridge, but also all along the bike path. With the combination of all of the fallen acorns and colder weather, the squirrels here seem to be hastily preparing for winter. […]

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Winooski River Bridge

Start the nearly 5 mile trek to the Winooski River Bridge on the Burlington Bike Path. This path runs along the entire waterfront, but the most popular pick-up location for the bike trail is right across from the ECHO Center and Creemee stand (quick pre-bike snack possibly). Follow this beautiful trail down passed the kids […]

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Hello NR001!

Hello and welcome to my phenology blog! For this blog, I will be visiting a bridge along the Burlington bike path to watch the leaves change and observe other seasonal changes. I hope you enjoy!  

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