Instead of a traditional written blog, part time educator, Rachel, decided to put together a visual post of pictures she compiled over the last week at Cedar Run during springtime. The intention of this piece is to entice visitors during the blooming season to hike our trails, and visit the grounds.
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- Warm spring air promotes new plant growth
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- A tunnel dug by a ground dwelling bee to lay eggs that’ll stay dormant until next year
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- Can you spot the fence lizard next to the Teaberry plant?
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- Sphagnum moss spore capsules hold spores that spread via wind and air movement
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- Trailing Arbutus, a quickly blooming wild flower that signals the start of spring
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- Can you find the snapping turtle that lives in Cedar Run Lake? Turtles basking are for size reference.
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- Spring, being a transitional season, shows Cedar Run through a unique lens. Come visit soon!
