On October 21, multiple canopy trees logged colored and falling leaves the same day: shagbark hickory, , gray birch, northern red oak, black oak, black cherry, pignut hickory, bear oak, green ash, red maple, silver maple, and eastern redbud.1 Autumn senescence is underway across the woodland and planted canopy, continuing the early leaf-out pattern documented in mid-September and proceeding under warm nights and dry soil.1
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