site: 40 acres behind my house hold
date: May 28th
time: 6:45
temp: 56 degrees
weather: nice but a little rainy
soil: kinda wet from sprinkling soil
In my observation area, from day one the snow was on the ground and there was no grass being seen anywhere, and the cattle and horses were still being fed bails of hay. Now in my observation area, the grass is about 3 inches long and theres no snow on the ground. The horses and cattle are being born, and they are all growing up and are very healthy from the fresh grass on the gbround and water flowing in the river. There was still dead organisms from the winter time, in my observation area on day one. Now all of the birds, and coyotes have finished off the remanes of them and there has not been anymore that I have seen in a while. Rain is helping the grass grow, and cool down the surrounding organisms during the long, and sometimes hot days out in the pastures. As time goes on the organisms, will move out and more organisms will move into the area, and hopefully stay alived through out the next winters.
1 comment:
I really liked how you described how the remains of the deceased organisms were eventually discarded by the scavengers in the area! Overall, great job with your entire project, both with turning things in on time as well as your observations! Very impressive!
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