There are no plants in blossom on February the 3rd.
The earliest date currently listed is Mar 15, and the latest date is Nov 11 |
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"FIFE" to "A"
- "A" to "B"
- "B" to "C" (Rail)
- "B" to "C" (Road)
- "A" to "mt"
- "C" to "F"
- "C" to "A"
- "B" to "mt"
- "F" to "D" (Fill)
- "F" to "D" (Vernal Pools)
- "C" to "E" p-1
- "C" to "E" p-2
- "D" to "C"
- "D" to "E"
- "E" to "F"
- "PARK" to "M"
- "M" to "B"
- "C" to "B" p-1
- "C" to "B" p-2
- "mt" to "S"
- "S" to "PARK"
- "X" to "Z"
This series of 19 photos were taken on Mar 23 2000. The Meadow. A special kind of place in that it is often very wet in the Spring. Is this because the meadow is not Till (non-sorted to poorly sorted, non-stratified mixture) but (well laminated silt, sand and clay) Terrace deposits? The laminated deposits could impede downward water flow and help keep this area wet. This condition favors certain plant species. Look in the walk photos to see Alder trees preparing to blossom.Slide Show pages: "FIFE" to "A" - "A" to "B" - "B" to "C" (Rail) - "B" to "C" (Road) - "A" to "mt" - "C" to "F" - "C" to "A" - "B" to "mt" - "F" to "D" (Fill) - "F" to "D" (Vernal Pools) - "C" to "E" p-1 - "C" to "E" p-2 - "D" to "C" - "D" to "E" - "E" to "F" - "PARK" to "M" - "M" to "B" - "C" to "B" p-1 - "C" to "B" p-2 - "mt" to "S" - "S" to "PARK" - "X" to "Z" the Surficial Geology page PDF version (opens a new window)
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Image: 01 Image: 02 Image: 03 Image: 04 Image: 05 Image: 06 Image: 07 Image: 08 Image: 09 Image: 10 Image: 11 Image: 12 Image: 13 Image: 14 Image: 15 Image: 16 Image: 17 Image: 18 Image: 19Choices from (B) To the upper terrace (C) by way of the Rail 10 photos Feb 27 2000. To the upper terrace (C) by way of the Lower Road 14 photos Aug 26 2000. To (mt) Buffalo Mountain On the road 14 photos Sept 19 2000. For a geological depiction of the meadow check out the Surficial Geology page. Learn more about plants at: the Academy of Natural Sciences | |||||||
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