Visit #2


 Sunday the 25th of September I did my second Field study.



  


date of sunrise: 7:41 am

date of sunset: 7:41 pm.     This day lasted exactly 12 hours.                                                                                           

These pictures were taken at around 3pm, It was pretty warm

and partly cloudy outside, and it was around 65 degrees.

Outside it was still pretty green out even though some of the leaves had started to fall. The stream was very clear and you could see the bottom of it



 On the ground I saw that the leaves that had fallen were a yellow color. The water was very cold.

            

There was a log in the middle of the water and I saw some interesting flowers.


This is the picture at the same exact spot as last time.

Comments

  1. hc biologyOctober 5, 2022 at 7:25 PM

    Great pictures! Good observations. Start watching for patterns in the color change and leaf fall! Your sunrise/sunset times appear to be off by an hour. Come see me a minute if you can't figure it out.

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