The Tamaracks Make Their Final Appearance of 2025

When I was displaying the tamarack trees in their glorious autumn colour not so long ago, someone asked when the leaves would turn green again. Of course, they won't. Although they are coniferous trees, they also behave like deciduous ones, dropping their leaves in autumn and growing new ones when spring rolls around. I thought I should show this by returning to the park where I hoping to see the trees with reduced foliage and the nearby ground around littered with fallen needles.

The tamarack trees in another spot — on the left of the path — were totally denuded with their needle leaves almost carpeting the path. 

Since we are here, back with the tamaracks, I will use this as an opportunity to show one more photo that I missed posting previously. It was the day after the big snowfall, just 10 days ago. 

Bonus: you haven't seen one of these most glorious selfies for awhile, and I know you miss us terribly. lol