Walking along the back trail I spotted this vernal pond  🖼️

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Walking along the back trail I spotted this vernal pond ...

Vernal ponds are important to frogs and tad poles as they have no fish as by mid summer they dry up. 

Taken on Wednesday March 17, 2021 at Elm Avenue Town Park.

Location: 42.599202, -73.846708 📌

Map: Bates State Forest

More about Elm Avenue Town Park...

The town's largest park is located on Elm Avenue, one-fourth mile south of the Delmar bypass (Route 32). The park includes a pool complex, tennis and basketball courts, pavilions, fitness trail, playing fields, volleyball courts, shuffleboard, a dog park, and a playground. The basketball courts and four tennis courts are lit at night beginning in late May until late October. Winter facilities include a large ice skating rink, sledding hill, cross country skiing, and an area for snowmobiling.

http://www.townofbethlehem.org/247/Elm-Avenue-Park

Photo: Red skies at night...
Photo: Kinzua Dam
Photo: Tree
Photo: Only a few more evenings reading at the park after work
Photo: Backlit
Photo: Oak
Photo: Ice skating rink
Photo: Cloudy evening but better then recent evenings
Photo: Nice afternoon. Not too hot with a good breeze.

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