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Virginia Creeper, a vine often confused with poison ivy, also turns red. Both can be seen wrapped around tree, trunks and spreading across, the forest floor.
This week may be the bes£„ for observing migrating bird»0 Bring binoculars for possibly a closer look at everything fronj,, eagles to sparrows. Some sunvtJ mer residents, including ovenj; birds, fly to the Southern:Hemisphere to avoid winter here.
Even if you have trouble j telling a Cooper's hawk apart/ from a prairie warbler you can still catch a moment of their, incredible journeys.
Create your own memorable trip to Shenandoah, National Park this season.; Around each bend in the road, each turn of the trail is a new scene awaiting discovery.
The fall color update option is available oi*. Shenandoah National Park'J^ information number 540-9993500; callers should select option six; information will be updated weekly. The Shenandoah Valley Travel Association's fall foliage hdt^ line is 800-434-LEAF.
For additional informa-1 tion, call 540-999-3311.
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