Bird's Eye View Map


 This is my map for my field study!

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Field Study #1

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Time: 2:11pm - 3:07pm Weather:  Climate conditions: Sunny with a 4mph east wind Temp: 77° feels like 82° Length of day: 12h 52m Photos:  Observations:  I heard the leaves rustle in the wind.  I heard some birds chirping. I saw a monarch butterfly.  I saw some leaves staring to fall.   I saw many small white butterflies flying by the goldenrods.  I saw many birds flying around. I saw a lot of honey bees and bumble bees taking the nectar from the goldenrods.  I also noticed that a big tree is dying.  In the top two pictures I took pictures of some honey bees close up. I am surprised I could get that close without getting stung! On the pictures below those, there is a tree that appears to be dying. It has looked pretty bad all summer but now it almost has no leaves! Also I learned that this yellow plant is called goldenrod and we have a ton of it in our backyard woods. Lastly, the last picture is just a 0.5 of what the woods look like...
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Field Study #3

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 Time: 4:20-5:02 Weather:  Climate conditions: Sunny with an 10mph WNW wind Temp:  65° feels like 64° Length of day: 11hrs 24mins Photos: Observations:  Today was so beautiful and I'm so thankful for the warm weather so far this fall. It has been so nice! Today I didn't see any bugs or critters but I defiantly heard some! I heard lots of birds and especially crickets. The main thing that I noticed was the amount of plants turning brown. The top three pictures are the golden rods from my first field study they use to be supper yellow and pretty, and now they are brown. Which is normal, but sad. I also notice that the leaves of the American pokeweed are starting to wilt and turn yellow, the stems are still hot pink though! In the middle bottom picture shows the small trees that have already completely lost their leaves. I think they are starting to die. Maybe there is a disease that is killing this type of tree. Lastly, the white flowers are still alive! I saw about 10...
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