Learn why leaves change color at Ansonia Nature Center program

ANSONIA - Why do leaves change color? It’s almost autumn, and the leaves on the trees will turn to different colors soon. 

Visit the Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center with your family at 2 p.m. Oct. 5 to learn why this happens while on a fall walk in the park. 

Afterward, join us in the visitor center to make your tree full of autumn colors to take home.

Click here for this FREE family program.

This is a press release from the Ansonia Nature and Recreation Center, 10 Deerfield Lane.

Recuperation journey: Bit 'o color

Went out this afternoon in search of fall foliage but found very little. I'm looking forward to the colors that hopefully will surround us.

Recuperation journey: Good morning

I missed the sunrise again but I had to take some photos! The leaves are finally starting to appear on the mulberry tree.
Have a great Blursday.

Recuperation journey: Looking at the sky

... on a weird weather day in May. 

Our mulberry tree (above) is the last one to turn green in the spring and the first to lose its leaves in the fall.

Recuperation journey: Fall colors

It looks like there's parmesan cheese sprinkled on the leaves.

Recuperation journey: October afternoon

  Some color is better than none! 

Recuperation journey: Fall foliage memory

This photo of a 'decorated' tree came up today in my Facebook memories from Oct.12, 2013.

Recuperation journey: Looking at the sky

Happy to see blue sky poking through at 9:02 a.m. today.

And then I looked down:

Sad, but true.