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WOODS, WATERS, AND WISDOM ON THE SHENIPSIT TRAL/BELDING PATH IN VERNON

机译：弗农的ShenIPSIT足迹/行进路径上的森林，水域和智慧

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One day last winter, I walked through a tunnel-like thicket of old, gnarly mountain laurel on the Shenipsit Trail and thought, "This would be a great place to come back to in late spring when the laurel is in bloom." I will go back, and I suggest thatyou go, too. The birds will be active—they were scarce on my December visit— and there's so much else to enjoy, year-round: the cushion-like moss covering rocks, the varied textures of tree bark, the serpentine path of the Tankerhoosen River, the tangle of roots exposed by erosion of the riverbank, the occasional view of a field beyond the forest. I appreciated the wisdom gleaned from interpretive signs along the trails in Belding Wildlife Management Area. The signs identify the various types of trees and point out their value to wildlife and people. According to one sign, for example, mice, turkeys, and songbirds feast on the seeds of red (or Norway) pine. People often plant red pine for its ornamental value and use its wood for construction.
机译：去年冬天的一天，我在Shenipsit小径上穿过了一条隧道状的古老，粗糙的月桂树丛，心想：“这是个在月桂盛开的时候回到春末的好地方。”我会回去的，我建议你也去。这些鸟会很活跃-在我12月的旅行中很少见-全年还有很多其他的享受：像垫子一样的苔藓覆盖着岩石，树皮纹理多样，坦格豪森河的蜿蜒小路，纠缠不清的树根因河岸的侵蚀而露出，偶尔看到森林之外的田野。我赞赏贝尔丁野生动物管理区沿线小径所产生的智慧。这些标志标识了各种树木，并指出了它们对野生动植物和人类的价值。根据一个迹象，例如，老鼠，火鸡和鸣鸟在红松树（或挪威松树）的种子上大吃一顿。人们经常出于其观赏价值而种植红松，并使用其木材进行建筑。

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