Field Trip: Spring Creek Watershed
9:17:00 PM
I post this before I proceed to write a 4000 essay on this very subject... I enjoyed the trip. I may not enjoy the essay as much.
This post will be sort of a National Geographic picture and caption post. Things that I picked out and wanted to remember and take note of. But enjoy the pretty Autumn scenes. :]
Galbraith Gap Trail
Hemlock: Acidic Soil, population decline due to Wooly Adelgid
Japanese stilt grass: Invasive
Rhododendron: Native; acidic soils; shade loving
2nd Stop
Can you spot the bird?
Leafless trees - Black Walnut First to drop, last to sprout.
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| Dead Raccoon... :[ |
Sugar Maple
Natural Spring: purest water in the area
White Pine
Opening a Black Walnut, it's surprisingly sweet!
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