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Afton State Park phenology, October 3 to 9
Colors peak as more birds leave and other wildlife finds food and shelter for winter.
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Afton State Park phenology, September 26 to October 2
Fascinating fungi and the ways insects survive winter.
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Afton State Park phenology, September 19 to 25
Equinox marks the transition to season of nights longer than days.
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Afton State Park phenology September 12 to 18
Birds on the move, deer readying antlers, salamanders seek refuge, and the last monarchs make their way toward Mexico.
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Afton State Park phenology September 5 to 11
Waterfowl form flocks for migration while year-round residents get ready for winter.
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Afton State Park phenology, August 22 to 28
It’s the last chance to see a lot of birds and other wildlife that will soon disappear for the season.
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Afton State Park phenology, July 25 to 31
Stars in the sky, birds in the forests, flowers on the prairie.
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Afton State Park phenology, July 18th to 24th
Celebrate National Moth Week and learn the difference between grasses and sedges.
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Afton State Park phenology, July 11 to 17
Butterflies, mayflies, dragonflies — beautiful aerial insects are abundant right now.
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Afton State Park phenology June 20 to 26
The solstice brings an abundance of light and life.
