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Chinese softshell turtle seen at 34th Ave
October 5, 2026
A , a threatened introduced species from Asia, was recorded October 1 at 34th Ave. This escapee-derived population persists in local waters where it competes with native turtles for habitat and resources.
Monarchs migrate through in early October
October 5, 2026
s with threatened-species status were recorded October 5, 4, and 3 across the ecosystem. Early October marks peak autumn migration as the population moves toward Mexican overwintering grounds.
Fall colors and fruit spread across the canopy
October 5, 2026
Multiple canopy species show colored leaves, falling leaves, and ripe fruits as of October 3-4, including white oak, red maple, , sweetgum, tuliptree, ginkgo, and maidenhair tree. The preceding 30 days averaged 73.5°F for daily highs, 1.2°F below normal, with cooler nights supporting the progression of autumn phenophases currently underway.
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