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Falling for autumn
Posted by on October 18, 2010
For today’s lab, along with a discussion of urban forest management, we had students tour the campus and identify the tree species they found:
Not a particularly painful way to spend a morning, if you ask me.
The trees near my house have mostly started to brown or have dropped their leaves altogether. Some signs of autumn’s beauty remain on the ground, however:
Further east at The University, however, colours are still resplendent:
How anyone can concentrate on such mundane things as, say, thesis proposals due this Friday, is beyond me.
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eastern fire
Beautiful, huh?
“Students under tree” is wonderful. The tree is clearly amused.
Yep, it’s blushing 🙂
Stunning. I miss a lot of that fall color out here in the west (not that I can really complain!).
It’s one of the best things about living in this climatic zone. The winters are harsh, but gosh, autumn almost makes up for that!
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