October 15 Field Study

It had rained pretty good the night before so the pond had filled up a little bit more than usual, and this time there wasn't as many frogs that would jump in as I approached it. I did this field study on October 15 at 10:30 am. It was a warm 45 degrees out when I did the field study and some changes I noticed were that the leaves on the trees had fallen off more, and another thing that I thought was interesting was that the algae in the pond didn't seem as thick as usual.

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  1. hc biologyOctober 18, 2022 at 4:28 AM

    Are you noticing any patterns in the color change or leaf fall? Any fungi? Tracks? Insects? Don't forget to include your length of day.

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