Eli 3rd Hour Field Study

 Here is my link for all of the field study pictures. I tried to give you access, but if it does not give you access, just let me know.  https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tqmQjalVr5aOFTTUyoYKpIGFeD2KyigckXkS-yd8vZY/edit?usp=sharing

November 26 2024 Date and time: 12:00 p.m. Present climate conditions: sunny with clouds here and there Temperature: 36 degrees length of day: 9 hours and 23 minutes organisms smelled, felt, heard, or seen, etc (sketches/photos/video where possible)  Water: The water was perfectly clear like usual. It had no trace of algae. There where some bluegill minnows by the shore like usual, along with at least ten muskrat holes. The cattails where all dormant. The water was pretty high and cold.  Meadow/Beach: There were some deer tracks scattered throughout the beach and meadow. There was a great amount of new mushrooms that had come up, which was surprising due to the cold weather. There was every color of mushroom/ fungi except for blue. The moss looked like it was a little less vibrant today compared to last time.  Woods: There was a lot of fungal growth here as well. Every tree except for the pine trees have all lost their leaves by now. There were not many different things t...

November 14, 2024 Date and time: 1:00 Present climate conditions: Cloudy, very moist and slight mist. Temperature: 45 degrees length of day: 9 hours and 46 minutes organisms smelled, felt, heard, or seen, etc (sketches/photos/video where possible)  Water: The water was far clearer than I have seen it in the past; It was like looking into glass. I could see the bottom crystal clear throughout the whole pond, and there was not a trace of any living algae. There were some really small minnows swimming close to the shore, even smaller than any of the other ones i've seen before. This is kind of strange because it is later in the year. Meadow/Beach: There was just a fresh rain, so there were no tracks by the water. This wet weather caused the moss on the meadow to flourish- it is the only green thing left that still looks like its not dormant. The fungi in the meadow also grew more abundantly after the rain than I would have expected this time of year. Woods: The woods was very wet and ...