On March 23, it’s both spring and snow.
nature
Ice stalactites drip from freshly cut tree branches on Batavia Road.
Fermilab Roads and Grounds conducts a prairie burn inside the Main Injector on March 5. The trees on the right side of the plume are 20-plus feet tall.
The photographer captured this sunset and the MI60 cooling spouts in Cooling Pond “A” on March 4.
Fermilab Roads and Grounds personnel burn Prairie Plot 12 inside the Main Injector.
Geese cross the sky full of evening clouds, the color of molten gold, as the sun sets over Lake Law.
A beaver has been busy at work here in the Tevatron infield. And in Wilson Hall, Fermilab employees are busy at work, too.
Throwback Thursday: This vista was captured in summer 2019, looking out from the south side of Wilson Hall’s 15th floor.
This American mink was spotted on the north end of the A.E. Sea.
An eye-catching, bright and stylish exemplar of Minerva amaryllis could be found on a table on the Wilson Hall 13th floor. Totally captivating.