Yellow Woodlands
Autumn certainly has a glow going on, but this week has shown us a preview of some of the cold and wet weather to come. Last year’s El Niño kept us far warmer throughout the end of 2015. However, it looks like a weak La Niña will be ready to cover these trees in snow soon enough this winter. That might be a welcome development that helps alleviate the drought in the Northeast while encouraging snow lovers to get out on the trails in our beautiful Chautauqua County. More to come on all soon…
Read MoreOctober Blue Sky
There is something about looking up at the bright blue sky in October against some of our foliage, especially on those clear and crisp days with a touch of cirrus working in after a cold front. The air is clean and dry, so inviting after a hot and sticky summer, making us think about those chilly and snowy winter days to come. We may see the first few flakes of the season tomorrow in Chautauqua County!
Read MoreAutumn Sunshine
The fall foliage season is exploding around us! I hope you have been making an effort to get outdoors and enjoy our environment during this gorgeous time of the year. I will be sharing more recent sights of autumn over the next couple of weeks. Here is a shot of the sun adding even more yellow and gold to this tree on a beautiful afternoon. Scott Kruitbosch Conservation & Outreach Coordinator
Read MoreOctober Sunset
Here’s a sunset that was certainly a sailor’s delight, and with as much of an October, autumn and Halloween feel as possible for a few beautiful moments. We will not have those maple or oak or any leaves for long…
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