GALLERY: Fall foliage and nature shots - October 2022
Daily Sentinel photographers John Clifford and Alex Cooper
Posted 10/25/22
Check out this gallery of local fall photos snapped by Daily Sentinel photographers throughout the month of October.
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GALLERY: Fall foliage and nature shots - October 2022
A colorful carpet of peak foliage abounds in Annsville near the Kessinger Dam in this aerial view taken by helicopter on Wednesday. The dam, off of Boyd Road, impounds water from the East Branch of Fish Creek, which originates in Lewis County where the Sixmile and Sevenmile creeks converge, about 10 miles west of Lyons Falls. The Kessinger Dam, completed in 1909, provides part of the water supply for the city of Rome as impounded water is diverted through a mile-long tunnel and a 7-mile pipeline to city reservoirs. The gorge, whose walls extend upwards of 70 feet, was carved out during the last Ice Age, according to geologists.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Sunlight hits autumn leaves as two women walk their dogs along Philip A. Rayhill Memorial Recreational Trail in New Hartford.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
A kayaker paddles by as a man fishes at Forestport Reservoir on Wednesday, Oct. 5.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
A ruffed grouse in the town of Boonville on Friday, October 21, 2022.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Orange colors burst from a tree located in Boonville Cemetery.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
A view of peak fall foliage in the Adirondacks from the top of McCauley Mountain on Wednesday, Oct. 5 in Old Forge.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
A red-tailed hawk takes off from a tree along Hartman Rd. in Verona.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Cows graze along Happy Valley Road in Verona on Wednesday, October 19.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Great Blue Heron at Delta Lake State Park on Wednesday, October 19.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
A colorful carpet of peak foliage abounds in Annsville near the Kessinger Dam in this aerial view taken by helicopter on Wednesday. The dam, off of Boyd Road, impounds water from the East Branch of Fish Creek, which originates in Lewis County where the Sixmile and Sevenmile creeks converge, about 10 miles west of Lyons Falls. The Kessinger Dam, completed in 1909, provides part of the water supply for the city of Rome as impounded water is diverted through a mile-long tunnel and a 7-mile pipeline to city reservoirs. The gorge, whose walls extend upwards of 70 feet, was carved out during the last Ice Age, according to geologists.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Delta Lake side of Delta Dam with bouys, geese and seagulls.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
An American bald eagle on Route 294 across the street from Adirondack HS perched on a branch Friday afternoon October 7, 2022.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Work continues on Hawkinsville Dam with a fisherman in Black River on Friday, October 7, 2022.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Foliage near Erwin Park in Boonville Friday, October 7, 2022.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Wild turkey roam around in the back yard of a residence on East Ava Road in Ava on Friday, October 7, 2022.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
Four wild turkey on Webster Hill Road in Boonville on Friday, October 7, 2022.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
The great Pumpkin on display at the Clinton Farmers Market Thursday. The 1,925.5 pound pumpkin was grown by Todd Kogut.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
A corn field off of Flat Rock Road in Martinsburg harvests field corn with a combine throwing the chopped corn and stalk in to a trailer for transport to the silage pile. They needed to pull the truck with the tractor because the ground is soft from the recent rain.
(Sentinel photo by John Clifford)
A view of peak fall foliage in the Adirondacks from the top of McCauley Mountain on Wednesday, Oct. 5 in Old Forge.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
Sunlight shines through leaves at McCauley Mountain on Wednesday, Oct. 5 in Old Forge.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
The sun peeks through leaves at McCauley Mountain on Wednesday, Oct. 5 in Old Forge.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
Guests view peak fall folliage from the top of McCauley Mountain on Wednesday, Oct. 5 in Old Forge.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
People ride the scenic chairlift ride at McCauley Mountain on Wednesday, Oct. 5 in Old Forge. Guests are able to view peak fall foliage from the lift and top of the mountain.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
Kayakers enjoy a nice fall day at Forestport Reservoir on Wednesday, Oct. 5.
(Sentinel photo by Alex Cooper)
Posted
Beautiful and vibrant peak and near-peak foliage arrived throughout much of Upstate New York this month. This made for a gorgeous array of fall colors in parts of eight of the state’s 11 vacation regions, according to field observers for the Empire State Development Division of Tourism’s I LOVE NY program.
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