Fall and Autumn are the same

"Fall" and "autumn" are the same. I don't really agree with what others have said about U.S. usage. In the United States we use both words. "Fall" tends to be used informally. "Autumn" tends to be used more formally or in a more dignified context. But in many cases it's just a question of colocation: "autumn leaves," "fall foliage." My wife and I are planning a trip in the fall to see the fall foliage. The autumn colors are spectacular in New Hampshire. This year, the autumnal equinox will occur on September 22nd. The grandkids will be going back to school in the fall. I am in the autumn of my life.

British speakers would tend to say Autumn and Americans Fall for the season of the year between Summer and Winter, when the leaves are falling off the trees.

Fall and Autumn are the same.Fall is the American English,and Autumn is the British English.

these are seasons of nature