Thain Family Forrest NYBG

Sherry Felix

In the forested part of the New York Botanical Gardens.

Close-up view of a wooden fence post with autumn leaves scattered on the forest floor in the New York Botanical Gardens.
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A forested area in the New York Botanical Gardens, covered with colorful autumn leaves and mossy logs.
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A picturesque view of a forested area in the New York Botanical Gardens, showcasing vibrant autumn leaves and a flowing stream surrounded by rocks.
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Informational sign about oak trees and their historical significance, displayed in the New York Botanical Gardens.
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A serene path through a forest in the New York Botanical Gardens, surrounded by trees with yellow autumn leaves and a carpet of fallen leaves.
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Close-up of vibrant red and pink maple leaves on branches, set against a blurred background of autumn foliage in a forest.
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7 thoughts on “Thain Family Forrest NYBG”

  1. Sue 2025-11-19 / 6:16 am

    That’s rather a lovely forrested region, Sherry

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-20 / 8:17 am

      It is a tiny remnant of the primeval forest.

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      • Sue 2025-11-20 / 9:13 am

        Yes

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  2. derrickjknight 2025-11-18 / 7:16 pm

    It must have been even more glorious in the time of the Shinnecocks

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-19 / 8:45 am

      We can only imagine the vast forests. Native Americans managed undergrowth by burning.

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  3. Jet Eliot 2025-11-18 / 9:54 am

    I really enjoyed this colorful celebration of the NYBG forest and trees, Sherry.

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    • Sherry Felix 2025-11-19 / 8:47 am

      Thanks Jet. The forests were once managed by native Americans.

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