The Guardian Environment·3 min read

Could you be an ‘autumn spotter’? Public asked to track changing colours of trees in England

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Matthew Pearce
Could you be an ‘autumn spotter’? Public asked to track changing colours of trees in England
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People taking part can record the most common leaf colour they spot on visits to forests, or search for hues of leaves on specific tree species. Photograph: Henry Terry/Forestry England People taking part can record the most common leaf colour they spot on visits to forests, or search for hues of leaves on specific tree species. Photograph: Henry Terry/Forestry England Autumn Could you be an ‘autumn spotter’? Public asked to track changing colours of trees in England Forestry England invites people to help it create a record of when and how the season arrives across the country

Prefer the Guardian on Google The reds and golds of autumn leaves may be beginning to appear, but exactly when the season arrives is not always as predictable as the calendar might suggest.

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