What did you get up to today?

[Mhayes]

Love everyone's photos, both the beauty of fall and Halloween humor. It's great to still stay in touch!

[schen]

Halloween snow, the third time in the recorded history all in the last decade! The last time in 2019, it snowed a few inches before the leaves dropped and the snow on the leaves took down half of a tree in my front yard.

[schen]

A black maple tree. Not sure why it is named black. It looks a lot like a sugar maple but the leaves turn bright yellow.

[schen]

Two big upright sugar maples with a Japanese maple at the lower left.

[Candice]

Love, love, love the fall colors!!

[Hannie]

So beautiful!

[philbach]

Very Nice.   

[philbach]

A couple of days ago I was at near by Harrington Beach State Park and decided to take a break.

[schen]

Nice drone fisheye shot, Phil.
I don't have a drone so I can only take the picture from the other direction.

[philbach]

Hi Schen.  My photo looked like a drone shot but was done with a 360 camera on a selfie stick.  I liked your "reverse" photo as well.

[Shadow]

The images are all wonderful! Thank you for sharing. :)

[schen]

With most of the leaves and fruits dropped, my first year of serving as a phenology observer came to an end.

The sculpture in the foreground is "Oculus" by Olga Ziemska. I signed up to process the dead tree branches for her to build the sculptures but the date I signed up was canceled.

[philbach]

That's interesting Schen.  Thanks.  Phrenologically speaking, near by  Harrington Beach state park awaits the soon arrival of winter.