Robert Geltz and his family visited Fermilab last week to see the farm and house where they lived for 19 years, from 1949 to 1968.
Dave Shemanske
Sleek and stealthy, the walking stick can easily disguise itself alongside normal vegetation.
Quite often they blend in with the stem or branch of a small plant, and you would never see them.
Abundant black-eyed Susans pop their heads up looking for the ICARUS detector soon to be delivered to the new SBN Far Detector Building (in background).
Throughout May, bike advocates come together for bicycle caravans, trainings, “Bike to Work Day,” and fix-it workshops.
Unusual warmth for February gave the Fermilab Grounds crew a week of mild weather to complete the burning of 692.1 acres in various land management areas.
Lime green cones will soon begin popping up in the parking lots, which means it’s time to take more care walking in parking lots and choosing where to park. This year there will also be a few road closures.
A bumblebee works diligently to collect pollen from a bright orange marigold.
The Fermilab prairie burn season is nearly over. Here, a controlled prairie burn is conducted on a hillside. Fermilab’s trained crew always checks weather conditions and takes every precaution before conducting a burn.
This burn took place near Lab 6.