Sunday, May 01, 2005

Red Bud Woods


During my search for Red Bud Woods, I wandered into a graveyard on the old Treman Estate. Posted by Hello


Upon locating the woods, it was clear where the area got its name. I'll have to return in several days when the buds have flowered. Posted by Hello


Here is a typical view of the woods, which consists mostly of what appears to be younger trees and large shrubery. Posted by Hello


Some long grasses have taken residence around a manmade pond. Posted by Hello


This plant, garlic mustard, is a species native to Europe. It's leaves are edible and are allegedly garlic-flavored. Posted by Hello


This tree may be an American Elder, which would make these elderberries. Posted by Hello


Commonly considered a pest, I feel that the Dandelion is underappreciated. Posted by Hello


This garlic mustard has already flowered. Posted by Hello


Many
students, faculty, and local residents have called for a reversal of Cornell's plan to pave over Red Bud Woods to create student parking spaces. However, all signs indicate that time is running out for Red Bud. Posted by Hello

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