I would like to make note that this doesn't have any real scientific value or any credible sources, but it is about our planet Earth in my location. So if a mod finds this thread to be in the wrong forum, then please feel free to move it.

I would also like to add that I live in New York, southern side of Lake Ontario, and to the east of the city of Rochester.

On that note, I would like to open with : "Moss always grows on the north side of trees"

Now, i know that moss doesn't ALWAYS grow on the north side of trees, or rocks, or anything else for that matter. What struck me as odd today though, that I never really noticed until this spring, was that none of the trees in my yard have moss growing on their north sides. Not all of the trees in my yard have moss on them. Not as many trees in my yard have had moss on them in the past years (maybe or 2 or 3). This year though, i counted at least six trees in my yard to have moss on them, and none of them have moss on the northern sides of them. In fact, they are all on the south side of these trees and some on the south-south-west on them.

So the main point I am trying to construe is..

1. Has anyone else noticed this in particular this year or years past that would corroborate or dismiss my (genuinely small) fears about this?

2. If, you have no evidence dismissing this as a normal anomaly, have had similar occurrences THIS YEAR and are willing to share, then please do.

I am also wondering if this might have anything to do with the supposed pole reversal. Its a long stretch, I know, but I'll at least put it out there

Thank you for taking your time to read this; Any posts on-topic are wholeheartedly welcome

I live in a densely forested area , its just the begining of spring here though. I'm not sure the moss grows or moves during the winter months??

The trees here are so close together that there is normally quite a lot of it, I will look at a wide specimin when I walk my doggy later this evening in the woods and report back if there is anything to...


Peace.

O.K. I guess moss does continue to grow, all though much more slowlly