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NaturePhotographers > flyaway  > Nature > Seasons > Nature in Fall - October-November 2004
The leaves are changing, and falling from the trees. The summer birds have gone south, and the birds for whom this is the south are arriving from their Arctic summer breeding grounds. The small animals are fat with the bounty of nuts and berries. Fall is Nature's big party before she goes to sleep for the winter.

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flyaway > Bittersweet (Celastrus spp.) is a lovely but very harmful invasive vine from east Asia. It severely damages plants - even large, tall trees - by strangling or overtopping them, and creates a shade cover that alters the surrounding ecosystem. 
10-13-04
flyaway > These are the graceful seedheads of Virgin's Bower (Clematis virginiana).
10-13-04
flyaway > The Virgin's Bower seedheads are becoming fuzzy little puffballs.
10-13-04
flyaway > Small White Morning Glory (Ipomoea lacunosa), also called Whitestar.
flyaway > These unusually-colored purplish-pink berries are Coralberry  ( Symphoricarpos orbiculatus), also called Indian Currant. 
10-13-04
flyaway > White Asters are so cheerful.
10-13-04
flyaway > Evening Primrose (Oenothera macrocarpa)seed pods. 
10-13-04
flyaway > This is Rabbittobbacco (Pseudognaphalium Obtusifolium), also commonly called Sweet Everlasting.
10-13-04
flyaway > The vernal pool is at its smallest in the fall. Last spring this entire area on the north shore of the pond was under water. (Compare the location of the small copse of trees at the extreme right in this photograph with the same trees at the top center and right of this photograph from last April.)
10-13-04
Bittersweet (Celastrus spp.) is a lovely but very harmful invasive vine from east Asia. It severely damages plants - even large, tall trees - by strangling or overtopping them, and creates a shade cover that alters the surrounding ecosystem.

10-13-04
 > Bittersweet (Celastrus spp.) is a lovely but very harmful invasive vine from east Asia. It severely damages plants - even large, tall trees - by strangling or overtopping them, and creates a shade cover that alters the surrounding ecosystem. 
10-13-04
Bittersweet (Celastrus spp.) is a lovely but very harmful invasive vine from east Asia. It severely damages plants - even large, tall trees - by strangling or overtopping them, and creates a shade cover that alters the surrounding ecosystem.

10-13-04
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