Thursday, November 17, 2022

Ramble report November 17, 2022

Leader for today's Ramble: Dan Williams, forester/geologist

Authors of today’s Ramble report: Dan Williams (text and captions with quotation marks are taken from Dan's book, Tree Facts and Folklore: Identification, Ecology, Uses (traditional and modern), and Folklore of Southeastern Trees) and Linda. Comments, edits, and suggestions for the report can be sent to Linda at Lchafin@uga.edu.

Link to Don’s Facebook album for this Ramble. All the photos that appear in this report, unless otherwise credited, were taken by Don Hunter. Photos may be enlarged by clicking them with a mouse or tapping on your screen.

Number of Ramblers today: 36

Today's emphasis: Trees in their wintery condition along the Purple Trail

Monday, November 14, 2022

Ramble Report November 10, 2022


Leader for today's Ramble: Linda

Author of today’s Ramble report: Linda. Comments, edits, and suggestions for the report can be sent to Linda at Lchafin@uga.edu.

Insect and fungi identifications: Don Hunter, Bill Sheehan, Heather Larkin.

Link to Don’s Facebook album for this Ramble. All the photos that appear in this report, unless otherwise credited, were taken by Don Hunter. Photos may be enlarged by clicking them with a mouse or tapping on your screen.

Number of Ramblers today: 30

Today's emphasis: Seeking what we find in the Middle Oconee River floodplain

Thursday, November 3, 2022

Ramble Report November 3, 2022

Ramble Report November 3, 2022

Leader for today's Ramble: Linda

Author of today’s Ramble report: Linda. Comments, edits, and suggestions for the report can be sent to Linda at Lchafin@uga.edu.

Insect and fungi identifications: Don Hunter, Bill Sheehan

Link to Don’s Facebook album for this Ramble. All the photos that appear in this report, unless otherwise credited, were taken by Don Hunter. Photos may be enlarged by clicking them with a mouse or tapping on your screen.

Number of Ramblers today: 26

Today's emphasis: Changing leaf color and other transitions from summer to fall in a Piedmont Oak-Hickory-Pine forest.