The very first yellow leaves are showing themselves and the days are growing noticeably shorter.
-the phenologist
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Sunday, August 19, 2012
August Eighteenth
We're in for a heat wave this week....perhaps the last for this summer season? I wouldn't mind if it was.
-the phenologist
August Fifth
The forest if full of wild cyclamen, one of the first signs of autumn's approach.
-the phenologist
July Twenty Ninth
The mixture of warmth and rain has led to a wealth of mushrooms in the woods. Also spotted baby toads soaking in murky puddles.
-the phenologist
Saturday, June 23, 2012
June Twenty Third
It's been a wet June. The very first raspberries are ripening on the vines, and the blackberry bushes are blossoming. The white flowers in the second to last picture are wild clematis. It's hard to believe they will look like this in winter.
-the phenologist
Saturday, March 10, 2012
March Tenth
The first little signs of spring, including sprouts of wild garlic. The pond pictured will soon have frog eggs floating on the surface.
-the phenologist
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