Late Summer

Can you find the caterpillar?	Deciduous trees at Blackacre in late summer still have their leaves and are a vibrant green.	The Blackacre garden produced tomatoes, peppers, cantaloupe, sunflowers, corn, and more. A small space can yield a variety of vegetables.
The Susan Schick Nature Center	A southern view of the Nature Center. This solar panel provides energy to run the Nature Center's lights and fans.	A northern view of the Nature Center from the stream.
Fields with their flowers, plants, and trees provide homes and food for birds, bees, squirrels, and other small organisms.	Sunflower grown in the garden.	The landscape of Blackacre includes trees in all stages of the cycle of life.
Who do you think used this wagon? What would they carry on it?	Where is the peacock? Is a peacock male or female?	A view of Mr. Becker's cows grazing at Blackacre. Squash is growing in late summer at Blackacre.

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