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| The acorns on our lone Arkansas oak (Quercus arkansana) are developing nicely! Below, we have a few photographs. Compare these with the photos from July, found here. |
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| This tree isn't producing a lot of acorns, but a few are visible from the ground. They are difficult to find since the unripe acorn blends in with the green leaves and the small caps blend in with the twigs. |
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| These acorns have shallow caps. |
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| One potentially ripe acorn was found in the leaf litter. It's the right color for ripeness; however, the cap was still firmly attached. After the photoshoot, this little acorn was planted on the grassy slope near Cline Hall. |
