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Happy Labor Day!

In May 2013, Wilson Hall is perfectly reflected, as are the surrounding plants and clouds and blue sky above.

As cute as a bison in spring

Baby bison in midground in a field of green and dandelions with a gravel path running through it. Wood and wire fencing in background.

In spring, bison roam the Fermilab campus.

Spring at Fermilab

A creek with clouds reflected in it divides banks covered in trees with yellow-green leaves. Blue skies with white clouds above, grasses in the creek itself.

In May 2021, things are coming up green (and cute) on the Fermilab campus.

Native plants in bloom at IARC

Jutting out from the left: a blue building with signage "IARC." Behind, blue skies, white clouds, and a parking lot and cars. A bit of Wilson Hall is visible. Front and center, extending to the midground, a median full of grass and flowers.

In June 2021, the distinctive orange of butterfly milkweed and the color pop of purple prairie clover are on full display in front of IARC.

The dark side of Broken Symmetry

A bright green bicycle leaned against a large rock in a median. The median cuts underneath a large arch sculpture. Road and grass on either side. Blue skies with white clouds above.

A blue sky, bicycle and Broken Symmetry amidst the green? Must be spring at Fermilab.

Wilson Hall and IERC in spring

On May 13, 2021, blue skies and green grass surround Wilson Hall and IERC.

Spring splendor

Close up, skyward, of branches filled with white, popcorn-like blossoms a few pinkish berries or buds, and light green leaves. Blue sky.

Trees blossom in spring 2021 near AP-30 on the Fermilab campus.

Yep, snowing

In late April 2021, the grass is bright green and snow falls from a gray sky in front of the IARC building. snow, spring, IARC, campus Photo: Luciano Elementi

In late April 2021, snow falls from a gray sky in front of the IARC building.

Bison- messenger of nature in Fermilab

From Tia Sang (Vietnam), April 27, 2021: Fermilab keeps a strong connection with nature and history where he places modern accelerators, through her messenger of nature – the American bison.

Bison and bike

Cyclist and Fermilab employee Dan Bollinger says he couldn't resist snapping a photo of the bison on his afternoon commute on April 6. "I've been at the lab for over 30 years, driving by them day in and day out, never stopping to take a pic," he says. Meanwhile, the bison take in a spring day on the Fermilab campus. bicycle, bison, campus, spring Photo: Dan Bollinger

During a bike break on April 6, a Fermilab employee takes a photo of bison taking in a spring day on campus.