Gallery: Photographers find colors of fall foliage around Tulsa
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Fall foliage at Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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A bicyclist rides in River Parks under colorful fall foliage Tulsa, Okla. Thursday, Nov. 5, 2020.
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Liz Cook swings with her daughter, Alma, both of Tulsa, while at LaForutne Park on Thursday, Nov. 5, 2020.
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A car travels under a bright red tree on East 24th Street and east of Riverside Drive on Thursday. High temperatures in the Tulsa area are expected to be the mid-70s through Monday, according to the National Weather Service, about 10 degrees above normal.
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Looking East to downtown Tulsa from Gilcrease Hills at fall foliage in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Fall foliage near 15th and Utica in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Kansas Landmark by Dale Eldred with fall foliage at Philbrook Museum Gardens in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Austin Little with "Bear" and Mikayla Orr with "Ranger" walk in Woodward Park through the fall foliage in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Fall foliage at Philbrook Museum gardens in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Angelyn Moura plays with Eddison Holm,1, in a leaf pile at Philbrook Museum Gardens in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Reflection of fall foliage in the Swan Lake pond in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Looking at a leaf with a reflection of a tree in the pond at Philbrook Museum Gardens in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Osage Hills looking back to Tulsa during the fall foliage in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Looking at fall foliage from Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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Mikayla Orr with "Ranger" and Austin Little with "Bear" walk in Woodward Park through the fall foliage in Tulsa, OK, November 5, 2020. Stephen Pingry, Tulsa World
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