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Binghamton University Nature Preserve – Vestal/Binghamton, NY

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Binghamton University Nature Preserve hiking vlog // view on Atmosfy
Bottom side of a thin walled white maze polypore mushroom growing on a tree at Binghamton University Nature Preserve
Bottom side of a white maze polypore mushroom. It’s growing out of a hole that a woodpecker pecked into a bug-infested tree.
Turkey tail mushrooms growing on a tree stump at Binghamton University Nature Preserve in Vestal, New York
Turkey tail mushrooms growing on a tree stump. The tree was ‘cut down’ by beavers.
A pair of beavers building a dam next to their bank den. They do this to create a deeper pool of water by their home, for safety and food. Aren't they cute??
A pair of beavers building a dam next to their bank den. They do this to create a deeper pool of water by their home, for safety and food. Aren't they cute??
A pair of beavers building a dam next to their bank den. They do this to create a deeper pool of water by their home, for safety and food. Aren’t they cute??
Moss growing beneath a sheet of melting ice in February 2025
Moss growing beneath a sheet of melting ice

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4 responses to “Binghamton University Nature Preserve – Vestal/Binghamton, NY”

  1. Turkey Tail Mushrooms – Oh, Kae.

    […] Full sized turkey tail mushrooms on a stump at the Binghamton University Nature Preserve in Vestal / Binghamton, NY […]

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    earthwalking13

    Beautiful! Great way to take us on the trail with you ❤️

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    jessicamanners@hotmail.com

    I grew up visiting my grandmother in Binghamton. Beautiful pictures!

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    admin

    Very beautiful, I want to visit.

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Hi, I’m Kae. This blog is about living well without burning out — through intentional routines, time in nature, and exploring Upstate New York at a slower pace. I share reflections, walks, and places that support a steadier life.

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