This is our third visit to Sax-Zim Bog. My sister and I partially paid for our trip with our holiday money and my father drove us. It's about an 8 hour drive from our home in Chicago. Sax-Zim has soooo much amazing wildlife, plants, and landscapes. Below are links to the posts form our adventure.
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| Day 2, Fort Snelling State Park, Minneapolis |
Day 1. 2.21.26 Chicago to Hudson, WI:
Wisconsin: Rocky Arbor State Park, Juneau County. Pictured: Rock formation, lichen, forest, moss.
Day 2. 2.22.26 Minnesota:
Minnesota: Fort Snelling State Park, Minneapolis. Pictured: diverse and thriving polypores, very large fallen tree, deer. Edit coming soon.
Minnesota: Sax-Zim Bog. Pictured: mycelium, lichens, moss, landscapes, vegetation, European Starlings, forest, sunset.
Day 3. 2.23.26 Sax-Zim, MN:
Minnesota: Sax-Zim Bog (mushrooms). Pictured: three or more species of unidentified polypore, two Tinder Conk color morphs, Chaga, and Artist Brackets.
Minnesota: Sax-Zim Bog (Lichens & plants). Pictured: Boreal Oakmoss, Common Greenshield, Netted Shield Lichen, unidentified Sunburst, possible Bog Rosemary, Spruce, various habitats.
Minnesota: Sax-Zim Bog (Animals). Pictured: three respective American Red Squirrels, a Barred Owl, and Black-capped Chickadees.
Minnesota: Sax-Zim Bog (Landscapes). Pictured: landscapes including Pines, Spruce, and Tamaracks, various roadside scenes, cows, very old broken cars.
Day 4. 2.24.26 Sax-Zim, MN to Chicago:
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