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Welcome to the Scientist Blog with our Lead Botanist, Dr. Kayri Havens from Chicago Botanic Garden, and our Lead Science Advisor, Dr. Paul Alaback from the University of Montana. Dr. Kay and Dr. Paul periodically discuss different topics of interest on the subjects of plants, phenology and climate change. If you would like to suggest a topic or comment on an existing entry, please contact the Project BudBurst Web manager, budburstinfo@neoninc.org

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Welcome to the Scientist Blog with our Lead Botanist, Dr. Kayri Havens from Chicago Botanic Garden, and our Lead Science Advisor, Dr. Paul Alaback from the University of Montana. Dr. Kay and Dr. Paul periodically discuss different topics of interest on the subjects of plants, phenology and climate change. If you would like to suggest a topic or comment on an existing entry, please contact the Project BudBurst Web manager, budburstinfo@neoninc.org

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Project BudBurst Scientist Blog: July 2012

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Monday, July 23, 2012. Road trip to Montana Part I. While Yellowstone is most famous for geysers and wildlife, it has has a rich assortment of wildflowers that bloom in summer so it is a great place to make Project BudBurst observations too! Coulter Bay, Grand Teton National Park, 6772' elev. At the same time? Sand dropseed, blue grama. I was hoping to see a lot more spring or early summer wildflowers up in Yellowstone where the elevations would be more like 7 or 8,000', and they did not have the intense...

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Project BudBurst Scientist Blog: Spring has finally sprung in Chicago! But is it as late as it seems?

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013. Spring has finally sprung in Chicago! But is it as late as it seems? Trout lilies, Trillium and Mayapples. In the woods at Chicago Botanic Garden;. Photo courtesy of Kay Havens. I had the pleasure of walking through the Mary Mix McDonald Woods at Chicago Botanic Garden this week to enjoy the amazing display of spring wildflowers. This year, it sure felt like spring was a long time coming. Especially compared to last year when it came remarkably early. By Swink and Wilhelm (1994).

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Project BudBurst Scientist Blog: November 2011

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Tuesday, November 22, 2011. A few observations before the break for the holidays. November 20, 2011, Berthoud Colorado (5030' elev., in a park lawn). This month we continue to see how this weird weather is effecting our local plants. The latest weird thing was to see a new dandelion flower! Not so unusual if you are in Alabama or Florida but for 5,030' elevation in Colorado in late November this is quite bizarre! Please post your sightings. And questions on the budburst facebook page. Don't forget to sub...

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Project BudBurst Scientist Blog: May 2013

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013. Spring has finally sprung in Chicago! But is it as late as it seems? Trout lilies, Trillium and Mayapples. In the woods at Chicago Botanic Garden;. Photo courtesy of Kay Havens. I had the pleasure of walking through the Mary Mix McDonald Woods at Chicago Botanic Garden this week to enjoy the amazing display of spring wildflowers. This year, it sure felt like spring was a long time coming. Especially compared to last year when it came remarkably early. By Swink and Wilhelm (1994).

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Project BudBurst Scientist Blog: May 2012

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Friday, May 25, 2012. Cruising Home- The Last Leg of the PBB RoadTrip. Today is the last day of our road trip. We are having a lot of fun visiting new places, meeting new people and making Project BudBurst observations, but it will be nice to be home again too. After breakfast, we pack up the car and drive north out of Council Bluffs to the DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge. Layers of silt from the flooding can still by seen throughout the Refuge. A Goatsbeard at DeSoto NWR. Thursday, May 24, 2012. RoadTri...

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Subscribe to RSS feed. Visit NEON's Twitter feed. Visit NEON's LinkedIn company page. Visit NEON's YouTube channel. Visit NEON's Flickr photostream. The official blog of the National Ecological Observatory Network. Laquo; Interns Summer in Review, Part 3: What’s an Imaging Science student doing at NEON? Boots on the ground for NEON Member Institution Representatives. Interns Summer in Review, Part 4: So, what do YOU do? October 17, 2014. October 17, 2014. Wesleyan University, Class of 2016. NEON’s descri...

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