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Rocky Mountain Scientist Says Autumn Arrived Six Weeks Early, but Winter Won’t be Worse Than Last Year
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Rocky Mountain Scientist Says Autumn Arrived Six Weeks Early, but Winter Won’t be Worse Than Last Year
The Monument Flower, abundant in Crested Butte, Colo., experienced a superbloom this summer, but was on its way out by late July. | Image: Shauna Farnell As anyone living in or visiting a Colorado mountain town can attest, nature has been confused this summer. Wildflowers started springing up in March. Most of them, even in places like Crested Butte (Colorado’s Wildflower Capital), came and went in a matter of days. Wildlife – most notably, bear…
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