Posts

Showing posts from October, 2026

Day 4 of Bio B Field Study

Image
Date & Time: Saturday October 31, 1:15-1:50 Climate: Sunny but cold and windy Temperature: 61 degrees Fahrenheit Length of Day: 10hrs 20 minutes Changes since last visit: Most of the leaves are either yellow or dead on the ground (far more so than last time). Unlike the past few times there are very few bugs but many many birds most of which I could not take a picture of but I have a couple below. Water levels are about the same, but this time I noticed more change than any other visit. Picture Spot Many dead leaves (R.I.P leaves) Saw this large mushroom in a tree Some more of these berries Water level Some flowers There is a robin in that bush The best pictures I have of this black and white bird. You cant see it but it also had a read thing on its head. Other than that I saw many many birds, mostly common robins but also some small brown ones, a couple that were blue-grey, and one very large brown one flying. The trees now are so thin and leafless that, although it's difficul...

Day 3 of Bio B Field Study

Image
 Date & Time: Saturday October 10, 2:20-2:45 Climate: Windy but Sunny Temperature: 76 degrees Fahrenheit Length of Day: 11hrs 14 minutes Changes since last visit: Less leaves on trees, many leaves have died and fallen. Water levels are even lower than last time. There is also a slight color change in the leaves but not a full blown color change yet. Picture spot More pictures of the general area Lower water levels than before Saw some berries and two different trees with mushrooms in them. (And I ate them all!!!! AHAHAHAHAAHAHAahahAHAhhahah ugghhh... I don't feel so good... jk I didn't eat them. I don't have THAT little common sense...) *Ahem* I found this little guy on my watch Other than him I saw a bunch of bugs including a bee on a flower I tried to take a picture of. I also saw a little squirmy thing I assumed was a tadpole in the creek and tried to take a picture but couldn't. I also saw two birds, one perched in a branch that flew away before I could take a p...