A UVM blog Phenology Project

Phenology Blog #5!!

Having the same site for the past two semesters, I have seen it change in so many different ways. From being full of life and green in the beginning of my first semester, to very bare and going through the Winter phenology in the end of last semester, and now it’s finally starting to go …

Phenology Blog 4!!

The areas that I explored during the urban Bio-blitz happening in the Greater Burlington area was parts of Central Campus and downtown Burlington. I found that my experience using INaturalist throughout my first two semesters has been good, and I believe that this app is very user friendly and helpful in identifying/uploading species. I had …

Phenology Blog 3!!

For my phenology walk/blog assignment, I had gone out on April 18th around 3 p.m.! It was a relatively nice day, with a strong breeze and a lot of clouds. While observing the tagged trees, I had noticed that mostly every single tree had breaking buds and looked like they were about to be producing …

Phenology Blog 5!!

When visiting my phenology place over the weekend during the snowstorm, I saw a huge difference in the overall look of my place. The leaves have mostly all disappeared in the past week, some still being left behind (surprisingly), only the needles on the coniferous trees remained intact and stable in the snow. The crabapple …

Phenology Blog #4

The new phenology place that I chose was somewhere in my hometown that is very special to me. Living in Northern New Jersey, and having some of the same tree species, I noticed that the ecology of my place looked very similar to my place here at UVM. The trees were mostly bare, with some …

Phenology Blog #3!

While going back and spending time in my spot and observing all the different changes that have happened in what seems like so fast, I can see that the area looks a lot different from when I first arrived on campus. The trees have all changed their colors and grow pretty vibrant in the crisp …

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