Tag: Chokecherries

• Illinois Beach State Park Summer Burn Follow Up Observations

  

  Areas about seven weeks after a summer burn are shown along with the same areas the following year. Also shown are areas that did not receive a summer burn for comparison. At the end of this post are other posts on this blog about Illinois Beach State Park. Summary Image Captions 1. Carolina Puccoon (Lithospermum…

  jamesandrewmcgee

  June 27, 2024

  Illinois Beach State Park, Prescribed Fire

  biodiversity, Carolina Puccoon, Castilleja coccinea, Ceanothus herbaceus, Chokecherries, Dead River, Deer, Deer Browse, Epipactis helleborine, Fire, Fire Pruned Oaks, Helleborine Orchid, Illinois Beach State Park, Lithospermum caroliniense, nature, Oak Grubs, Prairie Redroot, Prunus virginiana, savanna, summer burn, wildlife, Willow, Yellow Indian Paintbrush

• Illinois Beach State Park Summer Burn Comparison Images From 10/21/2023

  

  Summary Landscape Views Views contrasting the difference between areas that were and were not burned this summer. When two images are compared, they were taken from opposite sides of the trail. Oak Response Images showing oaks that created water sprouts or did not sprout after the summer burn. Sprouting Shrubs That Were Browsed Images of…

  jamesandrewmcgee

  October 23, 2023

  Uncategorized

  Apical Dominance, Ceanothus herbaceus, Chokecherries, Chokecherry, Deer Browse, Illinois Beach State Park, Inland New Jersey Tea, Oaks, Redroot, savanna, Sprouting, Summer Fire, Willow