Fall color in northeast Iowa is moving quickly toward its peak, according to the Iowa Department of Natural Resources’ latest fall color report.

Foresters estimate coverage is at roughly 75%, though that varies by area.

Oaks have started turning along with the rest of the trees. Oaks are usually among the last trees to change, so this is a sign the season is well along.

The timing is close to normal. According to the DNR, northeast Iowa typically reaches peak color on the weekend closest to October 10.

Check out the full report here.