showing ripe fruits, recent fruit drop, and colored leaves observed on 2026-10-10 in the Sebago-Ossipee area.1 This timing is at the early end of the typical October 12-28 peak-color window for southern Maine coastal and lake regions, where oaks generally hold their green longer than earlier-turning species like maples and birches.1
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