Autumn is the time when forests and parks amaze us with the richness of colors. When the air temperature drops and days get shorter, chlorophyll in leaves disappears and they change their color. In October and November the green pigment gradually gives way to yellow carotenoids and red anthocyans, and the crowns of trees catch the eye with interpenetrating autumn colors. In addition, some leaves fall to the ground forming colorful carpets. If it does not rain and it is not too windy, you can enjoy a walk in the woods breathing the crisp air and observe the nature changing in front of our eyes.
