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Final Blog Post

  Link to google slides with each visit Link to Final Presentation - For some reason when you think this link it brings you to a different screen with 2 different link options, but if you click on the 1st link available "The previous page is sending you to" link it will bring you to the correct spot. Leaf Color or Leaf Fall -- Vegetation Change Documentation -- Emphasis Creativity and Data  (Individual but you could possibly compare with another person.  See your instructor for options.) Requirements: Find a spot where you are surrounded by trees but you can take photos at each point on the compass.  (N, S, E, W)  See your instructor to borrow a compass if you don’t own one. Mark the spot in some way so you will know EXACTLY where to return. On each of your 6 field study visits, take photos perfectly facing each of these directions at exactly the same height, zoom and angle (so the picture is facing exactly the same each time).  Be sure to label which pictu...

Final six pics in order

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Field Study #6

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 1) November 19, 2022 @ 1:30 P.M 2) Very windy, snowing, cloudy 3) It was 28 degrees 4) 9 hours and 37 minutes 5) We saw some deer prints in the snow, saw birds in the trees and heard them, saw squirrels running around, saw a hornets nest. 6) Since last time I noticed that there was a lot more snow, lot of branches where down on the ground, most of the trees lost almost if not all of their leaves.

Field Study #5

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  1) Date and time          - November 3, 2022 at 7 p.m 2) P resent climate conditions (rain, snow, wind, etc.)          - It was very windy, little bit of clouds, it was rainy earlier in the day. 3) Temperature         - 53 degrees 4) Length of Day          - 10 hours and 14 minutes 5) O rganisms smelled, felt, heard, or seen, etc          - Heard lots of crickets and frogs, saw some birds and a spider. 6) Changes noticed since last visit         - I noticed a lot of the leaves that where on the trees are now on the ground, noticed a lot little branches on the ground, probably from being so windy the last couple of days.