Enjoy this selection from our newsletter archive of phenology sightings from May of 2022. How well do these align with May 2024?

October is my favorite month. I love the smell of fallen leaves, sweet and spicy. I love the crunch, crunch of leaves as I walk. Every...

Shagbark hickory, red columbine, silver maple, black walnut, and purple coneflower. Indiana Phenology's dedicated Backyard Observers...

Tips for Backyard Observers We asked backyard observers what questions or challenges they are having when observing. We then put together...

We'd like to share a small sampling of photos and plant phenology sightings selected from among the thousands of observations made in...

Just in time for summer, we have a resource to share with you: the Backyard Observer Tip Sheet. We asked observers what questions or...

A small sampling of photos and plant phenology sightings selected from the 3564 observations made by our Indiana Backyard Observers, as...

Participating Counties During May, observers reported on the phenology of plants in 16 Indiana counties using Nature's Notebook. Backyard...

Getting Started with Plant Identification One of the first questions you might have as a new Backyard Observer is how to identify the...

Originally published March 10, 2021 by Daily Journal When I was growing up, I hated math (except for algebra) and science, and most...