The next morning, we find the ground strewn with flowers — a gift from the storm. They have been wrested from the leafy canopy of tulip trees, which at our site are well over 100 feet tall.
Week 8 of spring in my NY Times series
A new way to see urban nature - my New York Times video
Because native flora can't talk
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First Photos of 298 Million Year Old Forest Unveiled.
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