Much is on the move as autumns falls fast.
Afton State Park phenology, Sept. 2 through 8
Fall flowers, migration, and insects — and an update on park access.
Afton State Park phenology, July 29 to August 4
Young animals are starting to appear, while late summer sets in with everything from flowers to dragonflies.
Afton State Park phenology, July 8 to 14
Mid-summer bounty includes lots of birds, blooming flowers, and interesting insects.
Afton State Park Phenology, June 17 to June 23, 2022
The summer solstice sees the longest sunlight and an abundance of life.
Afton State Park phenology, June 10 to 16, 2022
Summer is in full swing, and Saturday’s “Free Park Day” means anyone can come, with a special archery event scheduled.
Afton State Park phenology, May 27 to June 2, 2022
Baby birds and butterflies, frogs and toads, blooming flowers and fruit, and so much more.
Afton State Park phenology May 13 to 19, 2022
The animals are really getting active and visitors have a good chance of seeing them.
Afton State Park phenology, April 8-14
Spring is progressing, despite recent doubts.
Afton State Park Phenology, April 1 to 7, 2022
Spring is getting serious, with the arrival of many birds and the first flowers soon to bloom.
Afton State Park Phenology, March 26 – April 1
First signs of growth and migration mean spring is slowly starting.
Afton State Park phenology, Feb. 4 – 27
Snow helps visitors see animal tracks and more.
Afton State Park phenology, Jan. 21 to Feb. 3
The subtle sights and sounds of a silent season.
Afton State Park phenology: December 24, 2021 to January 6, 2022
Night sky sights, winter birds, and animal tracks.