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INDIANA PHENOLOGY
Amanda Wanlass
Aug 212 min read
Observing Fall Color Changes in Eastern Cottonwood Trees with iNaturalist
How we are using iNaturalist's new leaf phenology annotation capabilities.
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Amanda Wanlass
Jul 25, 20231 min read
Plant List Field Guide
Shagbark hickory, red columbine, silver maple, black walnut, and purple coneflower. Indiana Phenology's dedicated Backyard Observers...
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Amanda Wanlass
Jul 9, 20233 min read
Field Notes for June 2023
We'd like to share a small sampling of photos and plant phenology sightings selected from among the thousands of observations made in...
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Amanda Wanlass
May 8, 20232 min read
Did you see us last week, too?
These are the top species that are catching the eyes of observers this past week. Spring is in full swing with many species of plants...
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Indiana Phenology Interns
Jan 16, 20231 min read
American Beech
The American beech is a lovely shade tree that produces edible beechnuts, that are enjoyed by a wide variety of wildlife. It is unique...
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Ellie Salsbury
Dec 5, 20221 min read
White Oak
White oaks usually live between 200 and 300 years, although specimens have been documented to reach over 450 years of age. It has a short...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 28, 20221 min read
Sweetgum
Liquidambar styraciflua or the American sweetgum tree is an ornamental deciduous tree that is recognizable by its five-pointed star...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 28, 20221 min read
Black Cherry
Prunus serotina is a showy tree and often used ornamentally as it attracts many butterflies and bees.But its dark red cherries are...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 16, 20221 min read
White Ash
Fraxinus americana, or White ash tree is one of the most commercially used trees and therefore cultivated all along eastern and midwest...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 16, 20221 min read
Winged Sumac
Rhus copallinum, or Shining Sumac, is a small tree or shrub, reaching 25-30 feet at maturity. Its leaves turn a reddish-purple during...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 16, 20221 min read
White Oak
Quercus alba, or White oak usually lives between 200 and 300 years, although specimens have been documented to reach over 450 years of...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Sugar Maple
Acer saccharum, also called Rock Maple or Sugar Tree, is primarily known for its maple syrup production and its bright red autumn foliage....
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Silver Maple
Acer saccharinum, also called Creek Maple or Swamp Maple, is one of the most common trees in Eastern and Central United States. It is...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Shagbark Hickory
Carya ovata, is a common hickory in the Eastern United States. It is a large tree that typically reaches well over 100 feet in height. ...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
River Birch
Betula nigra, is a fast-growing deciduous tree that prefers wet soil and can be found in swampy bottomlands and floodplains. It is...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Red Maple
Acer rubrum, also called Scarlet Maple or Soft Maple, has red buds in the spring and red leaves in the fall. It is native to Eastern...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Red Haven Peach
Prunus persica, meaning 'Red Haven,' is native to East Asia, specifically Prusia (modern-day Iran) and was brought to America in the...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Eastern Cottonwood
Populus deltoides, also known as the necklace popular, is a tree native to eastern and southern North America. It is one of North...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Black Locust
Robinia pseudoacacia, or false acacia, is a deciduous tree that is native to the United States but has been introduced to Asia and Europe...
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Ellie Salsbury
Nov 2, 20221 min read
Common Persimmon
Diospyros virginiana, also known as possum apples, is native to Eastern and Midwest America. It is cultivated for its fruit but also...
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