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For this final phenology blog post, we were tasked with visiting our spots one last time and taking note of the changes that we are noticing as we approach summer. Unfortunately, I ended up testing positive for COVID last week … Continue reading →

This weekend, myself and many of my peers in NR 2 were tasked with participating in iNaturalist’s City Nature Challenge BioBlitz, a global event encouraging nature enthusiasts from all over the world to explore their city in search of wildlife … Continue reading →

This spring break, we were tasked with spending some time in a new phenology place and comparing it to our sites in Burlington. So, on March 11, I made my way to the park a mile away from my house: … Continue reading →

Today, a few friends and I went on a walk around campus to look for animal tracks and other signs of winter wildlife in Burlington. We started by Patrick Gym and made our way towards a wooded area by the … Continue reading →

Yesterday, on January 28, my friend Megan and I headed out once again to Ethan Allen Park to see the phenological changes that have occurred since the last time we visited. It had been about a month and a half … Continue reading →

This week I finally got a glimpse into the snowy season at my phenology site. I hadn’t visited in about a month, so I was anxious to get to my spot and see all the changes that had occurred since … Continue reading →

Today I decided to visit one of my classmate’s sites, Centennial Woods! I ended up at Lydia Emry’s phenology spot and really enjoyed the adventure. I’m already a little familiar with Centennial Woods from our first self-guided exploration and also … Continue reading →

For this post, I decided to explore the Salmon Hole trail with my friend Naomi. As we left campus and started our journey towards the trail, a myriad of phenologic events came across our path. Namely, we noticed several Norway … Continue reading →

This week we were tasked with spending 15 minutes sitting quietly in our spots and using our senses to engage with the natural area surrounding us. Normally I would be thrilled about such a relaxing and calm activity, but this … Continue reading →

Hi, welcome to my first blog post as part of my phenology assignment for NR1! It has been a little confusing trying to figure out how to get this site up and running, but now that it is set up … Continue reading →